Outlines when the EU has power over international organisations, and what kind of power it has

Contributes to our understanding of the EU as an international actor and to that of the evolution of the international system as a whole

Analyses three sets of empirical cases featuring concrete interaction between the EU, NATO and the UN

Autorentext
Hanna Ojanen is Jean Monnet Professor at the University of Tampere, Finland. Previously Head of Research at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs and Programme Director of the European Union research programme at the Finnish Institute of International Affairs, she focuses on European integration, notably security and defence policy.

Inhalt
Chapter 1 Understanding inter-organisational relations: substance and toolbox.- Chapter 2 Analysing inter-organisational relations.- Chapter 3 Analysing the power of the EU.- Chapter 4 Analysing power in inter-organisational relations.- Chapter 5 Power at work: relevance and tasks.- Chapter 6.- Power at work: relevance and hierarchies.- Chapter 7 Power at work: relevance and image.- Chapter 8 Conclusions and implications.