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Here’s the updated table with an additional column classifying each work by theory (where applicable): Author(s) Year Main Idea(s) / Concept(s) Theory Explores the relational, contextual, and structural dimensions of powe...

Here’s the updated table with an additional column classifying each work by theory (where applicable): Author(s) Year Main Idea(s) / Concept(s) Theory Explores the relational, contextual, and structural dimensions of power in EU foreign Andreatta & 2017 policy. Key concepts: Destructive, productive, Realism Zambernardi integrative power; multifaceted EU foreign policy. Rejects simplistic balancing/bandwagoning models, emphasizing EU security policy's Pohl 2013 interdependence and complex cooperation. Realism Key concepts: Bandwagoning, balancing, structural interdependence. Advocates "decentering" EU foreign policy by Keukeleire & integrating non-European, post-Western 2018 Constructivism Lecocq perspectives. Key concepts: Decentering, post- Western world, EU foreign policy. Defines foreign policy as state-driven but debates its applicability to the EU due to lack Smith & Webber 2002 of centralized statehood. Key concepts: Realism Foreign policy, state-centric approach, EU's non-state identity. Argues that a unified EU foreign policy requires a federal European state. Key concepts: Hill 1993 (Neo)Functionalism Federalism, national vs. EU foreign policy, integration limitations. Highlights the conflict between national foreign policy autonomy and the aspiration for Allen 1998 Realism a collective EU policy. Key concepts: National autonomy, collective EU foreign policy, tension. Differentiates power as destructive, productive, or integrative, shaping EU's Boulding 1989 normative and relational influence. Key Constructivism concepts: Power categories, normative influence, EU external relations. Author(s) Year Main Idea(s) / Concept(s) Theory Claims global peace depends on a world state, supporting EU federalization for survival in an Morgenthau 1973 Realism anarchic world. Key concepts: World state, federalization, anarchy, survival. Describes how the EU socializes member states into collective norms, shaping their foreign Tonra 2003 Constructivism policy and identity. Key concepts: Socialization, norms, collective identity, EU influence. Analyzes EU conditionality where candidates adopt norms due to short-term incentives and Pridham 2005 long-term integration benefits. Key concepts: Liberalism Conditionality, incentives, norm adoption, democratization. Examines EU conditionality as a tool to drive democratization and institutional reform in Schimmelfennig 2020 neighboring states. Key concepts: Liberalism & Sedelmeier Conditionality, democratization, institutional reform. Studies EU's transformative power in promoting democracy and governance beyond Börzel & 2017 its enlargement framework. Key concepts: Liberalism/Constructivism Lebanidze Transformative power, democracy promotion, governance reforms. Identifies socialization of EU diplomats into Juncos & norms like consensus-building as key to policy 2006 Constructivism Pomorska coherence. Key concepts: Socialization, consensus-building, EU cohesion. Predicts EU cooperation will collapse without external security threats uniting member Mearsheimer 1990 Realism states. Key concepts: Security threats, cooperation fragility, integration limits. Critiques EU normative power for using universalistic values to obscure its strategic Diez 2013 Critical Theory interests. Key concepts: Normative power, universal values, strategic interests. Said 1978 Reveals EU's colonial legacies in policies that Postcolonialism Author(s) Year Main Idea(s) / Concept(s) Theory "other" non-European states, justifying interventionism. Key concepts: Orientalism, colonialism, othering, interventionism. Author(s) Year Main Idea(s) / Concept(s) Theory Describes EU foreign policy as multifaceted, multilevel, and multimethod, incorporating Keukeleire 2014 intergovernmental and supranational dynamics. Key (Neo)Functionalism & Delreux concepts: Multifaceted EU foreign policy, multilevel governance, supranationalism. Explains the concept of functional spillover, where achieving initial integration goals necessitates Lindberg 1963 (Neo)Functionalism further integration. Key concepts: Functional spillover, neofunctionalism. Introduced the idea of neofunctionalism, emphasizing the importance of economic Haas 1958 (Neo)Functionalism integration leading to political integration. Key concepts: Neofunctionalism, spillover effects. Critiques the EU’s normative power as realist-driven, claiming it uses universal values for strategic self- Hyde-Price 2006 Realism interest. Key concepts: Realist critique, normative power, universal values. Argues that EU foreign policy defines identity Diez & through "othering" and self-perception in 2003 Constructivism Rumelili interactions with external actors. Key concepts: Identity construction, othering, self-definition. Advocates decentering EU-MENA relations by Fisher-Onar acknowledging colonial histories and engaging plural 2013 Postcolonialism & Nicolaïdis perspectives. Key concepts: Decentering, colonial critique, pluralism. Examines EU sanctions, focusing on targeted Giumelli et measures to change behavior with minimal civilian 2021 Liberalism al. impact. Key concepts: Sanctions, targeted measures, restrictive diplomacy. Portela et 2021 Analyzes the persistence of EU sanctions on Russia, Liberalism Author(s) Year Main Idea(s) / Concept(s) Theory al. emphasizing consensus-building despite internal divisions. Key concepts: Sanctions, consensus- building, Russian relations. Studies the High Representative's role in shaping EU Amadio foreign policy, emphasizing leadership and 2020 Liberalism/Constructivism Viceré institutional influence. Key concepts: High Representative, leadership, institutional dynamics. Explores post-Lisbon EU foreign policy governance, highlighting member states’ influence and Maurer & 2021 institutional contestation. Key concepts: Post-Lisbon Liberalism Wright governance, institutional contestation, intergovernmentalism. Investigates the creation of "de novo" institutions in CFSP, arguing for their role in balancing Aggestam & 2018 intergovernmental and supranational approaches. (Neo)Functionalism Bicchi Key concepts: De novo institutions, CFSP, intergovernmentalism vs. supranationalism. Critiques CSDP missions as modern "civilizing" projects, reflecting EU's self-perception as a gentle Schlag 2012 Postcolonialism reliever. Key concepts: CSDP, civilizing missions, EU self-image. Highlights gendered and racialized narratives in CSDP missions, framing EU as superior and non- Kronell 2015 Postcolonialism European states as "The Other." Key concepts: CSDP, gendered narratives, othering. Examines EU-driven police reforms in Bosnia, analyzing conditionality and local resistance. Key Juncos 2011 Liberalism concepts: Conditionality, police reform, local resistance. Author(s) Year Main Idea(s) / Concept(s) Theory Highlights the limitations of EU’s Common Security and Tardy, Thierry 2018 Defence Policy (CSDP) as primarily symbolic and lacking Realism in true defense capabilities. Key concepts: CSDP, security Author(s) Year Main Idea(s) / Concept(s) Theory vs. defense, NATO reliance. Critiques EU interventions as rhetorically emphasizing local ownership but often practicing external imposition. Ejdus, Filip 2017 Postcolonialism Key concepts: Local ownership, EU interventions, rhetoric-practice gap. Examines the role of gender and militarized masculinity Kronsell, in shaping CSDP policies, highlighting systemic biases. 2016 Postcolonialism Annica Key concepts: Gendered narratives, militarized masculinity, CSDP. Explores the negative consequences of EU conditionality, Vachudova, including unintended backlash and weakened 2005 Liberalism Milada Anna democratization. Key concepts: EU conditionality, democratization, backlash. Analyzes the clash of integration projects between the EU (Eastern Partnership) and Russia (Eurasian Union). Casier, Tom 2018 Realism Key concepts: Eastern Partnership, integration clash, EU- Russia dynamics. Argues for European strategic autonomy in defense to reduce reliance on NATO and assert EU sovereignty. Key Fiott, Daniel 2018 (Neo)Functionalism concepts: Strategic autonomy, European sovereignty, defense. Investigates EU resilience-building efforts, emphasizing Edmunds & 2019 capacity-building in line with EU liberal norms. Key Liberalism Juncos concepts: Resilience, capacity-building, EU liberal norms. Focuses on the role of "othering" in EU identity Rumelili, formation through foreign policy, particularly toward 2003 Constructivism Bahar Turkey. Key concepts: Othering, identity construction, Turkey-EU relations.