1st Edition
Policy Transfer and Norm Circulation Towards an Interdisciplinary and Comparative Approach
Introduction [Laure Delcour and Elsa Tulmets]
Part I: The Notion of Transfer in Social Sciences: Looking for an Interdisciplinary Dialogue
1. A Legal Approach to Norm Transfer [Fabien Terpan]
2. Understanding Transfer in History and the Study of Memory [Thomas Serrier]
3. Policy Transfer in a Global Economy [Ulrike Zeigermann and Elsa Tulmets]
Part II: Policy and Norm Diffusion in European Studies
4. Circulation of Single Market Regulations within the CSDP: The Case of the "Defense Package" [Samuel B. H. Faure]
5. Norm Transfers and Migration Policy: The European Case [Catherine Wihtol de Wenden]
6. Beyond Europeanization: EU Enlargement and Policy Transfer Studies [Claire Visier]
7. How Do EU Norms and Policies Circulate Abroad? Linking Policy Formulation and Implementation Through the Sociology of International Actors [Laure Delcour and Elsa Tulmets]
8. The Role of EU and International Organizations’ Strategies and Interdependencies in the Transfer of International Norms: The Case of Ukrainian Asylum Law [Irina Mützelburg]
Part III: Transfers and Norm Circulation in International Relations
9. Norm Diffusion in International Relations: The Case of Human Rights and Humanitarian Norms [Thomas Lindemann and Franck Petiteville]
10. The Impact of Global Attraction on Norm Production: The Case of the International Criminal Court [Frédéric Ramel]
11. Policy Transfers as Normative Interactions: The Case of Environmental Policy-Making in China [Richard Balme]
12. Shaping Regional Governance: The EU Capacity-Building Strategy in Central America [Kevin Parthenay]
Biography
Laure Delcour is a researcher with EU-H-2020 project EU-STRAT (FMSH), Associate Researcher at University Clermont Auvergne (Centre Michel de l’Hospital EA 4232).and a Visiting Professor at the College of Europe.
Elsa Tulmets is Affiliated Researcher at the Marc Bloch Center in Berlin and was associated from 2012 to 2018 with the International Relations Institute (IIR) in Prague. She was previously Marie Curie Fellow at CERI/Sciences Po.
