Routledge Handbook of EU–Middle East Relations

List of figures, p. xii-xiii
List of tables, p. xiv
List of contributors, p. xv-xxi
Foreword, by Nathalie Tocci and Maha Yahya, p. xxii-xxiv
Preface/Acknowledgments, p. xxv-xxvi
Acronyms and abbreviations, p. xxvii-xxxii

1. Introduction: entanglements in EU–Middle East relations, by Dimitris Bouris, Daniela Huber and Michelle Pace, p. 1-11

Part I. History
2. Europe and the Ottoman Empire: images of self and the other, by Senem Aydın-Düzgit, Johanna Chovanec and Bahar Rumelili, p. 15-25
3. French and British colonialism and its legacy in the MENA region, by Sune Haugbølle and Roberto Mazza, p. 26-35
4. Longue-durée reflections on anti-colonial movements in the Middle-East (1798–today), by Nora Lafi, p. 36-46
5. A postcolonial critique of EU–Middle East relations, by Somdeep Sen, p. 47-56

Part II. Theoretical perspectives
6. Everyday Middle Easts, by Ali Bilgic, p. 59-69
7. The EU’s constructions of the Middle East, by Münevver Cebeci, p. 70-80
8. Security within and beyond the borders of Europe: locating the European Union as a security actor, by Zeynep Arkan Tuncel, p. 81-91
9. International Relations theory and EU–Middle East relations, by Filippo Dionigi, p. 92-101
10. From descriptive and evaluative accounts to causal explanations for EU–Middle East relations, by Fred H. Lawson, p. 102-112
11. Postcolonial theory and EU–Middle East relations: recognising co-constitutions, by Nora Fisher-Onar, p. 113-123
12. Feminist and queer perspectives on EU–Middle East relations, by Hanna L. Muehlenhoff, p. 124-134

Part III. Multilateralism and geopolitical perspectives
13. In the shadow of the European neighbourhood: political geographies of EU–Middle East relations, by Virginie Mamadouh, p. 137-146
14. The EU and Arab regionalism, by Silvia Ferabolli, p. 147-156
15. The EU and the Gulf Cooperation Council: a troubled relationship, by Tobias Schumacher, p. 157-168
16. EU foreign policy incoherence in the United Nations: the case of the Middle East, by Ioannis Galariotis and Maria Gianniou, p. 169-180
17. The Transatlantic relationship and the Middle East: converging interests, diverging praxis, by Andrea Dessì and Vassilis Ntousas, p. 181-190
18. Turkey and the European Union in the Middle East: potential for cooperation or continuing discord?, by Meltem Müftüler-Baç and Damla Cihangir-Tetik, p. 191-203
19. Russia and the EU in the Middle East: from mutual distrust to forced cooperation?, by Maxim A. Suchkov and Polina Vasilenko, p. 204-214

Part IV. MENA–EU relations in the contemporary world
20. Perceptions of the EU: activists and public opinion in the Middle East, by Andrea Teti, Gennaro Gervasio and Pamela Abbott, p. 217-230
21. Populist politics in Europe and their impact on EU Relations with the Middle East: EU–Turkey relations as a case study, by Ayhan Kaya, p. 231-241
22. EU–Israeli relations: geopolitical perspectives in the wake of nationalist populism, by Sharon Pardo and Dani Filc, p. 242-252
23. On EU–Arab Democratisation: towards a democratic “learning loop”, by Larbi Sadiki and Layla Saleh, p. 253-264
24. Moderate Islamist parties in the MENA region and Europe: between the democracy–human rights nexus and the stability–security nexus, by Djallil Lounnas, p. 265-275
25. Inter-religious dialogue in the Euro-Mediterranean region: a multi-stakeholder approach, by Eleonora Insalaco, p. 276-286
26. EU–Egypt relations at a crossroads, by Gerasimos Tsourapas, p. 287-297
27. Winds of change? Negotiating gender relations in the Middle East and North Africa, by Annette Jünemann, p. 298-308

Part V. Peace, security and conflict in the Middle East
28. The European Union and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: how Member States came together only to fall apart again, by Federica Bicchi and Benedetta Voltolini, p. 311-320
29. EU–Lebanon relations, by Assem Dandashly, p. 321-332
30. The EU in post-2003 Iraq, by Maria Luisa Fantappie, p. 333-343
31. EU–Afghanistan relations, by Oz Hassan, p. 344-355
32. EU–Syria relations, by Anis Nacrour and Jouanah Ghori, p. 356-366
33. The European Union and Yemen, by Vincent Durac, p. 367-376
34. The EU and Iran: how a critical relationship became a troubled one, by Cornelius Adebahr and Riccardo Alcaro, p. 377-387
35. EU–Middle East relations and the fight against terrorism, by Francesco Milan, p. 388-398

Part VI. Development, economics, trade and societal issues
36. Aid, security and fortress Europe: EU development aid in the Middle East and North Africa, by Emile Badarin and Jeremy Wildeman, p. 401-410
37. Migration and refugees in EU–Middle East relations, by Beste İşleyen and Tamirace Fakhoury, p. 411-421
38. Europe and MENA youth, by Emma Murphy, p. 422-431
39. Assessing EU–Middle East trade relations: patterns, policies and imbalances, by Nora Aboushady and Chahir Zaki, p. 432-446
40. Their violence or ours? EU–Middle East arms sales and military cooperation, by David Wearing, p. 447-456
41. Clean growth for the benefit of both? Towards a more inclusive approach to EU–MENA environmental relations, by Martin Keulertz and Musa McKee, p. 457-469

Index, p. 470-475