Bohdana Dimitrovova
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 642416 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Bohdana Dimitrovova |
| NOMBRES | Bohdana |
| APELLIDO | Dimitrovova |
| FIRMA | DIMITROVOVA B |
| AFILIACIONES | Radboud University Nijmegen |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2008 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Decolonizing the Spaces of European Foreign Policy
This essay calls for a decolonization of European foreign policy in the Maghreb. Specifically, it identifies neo-Orientalizing dynamics within the EU foreign policy-making apparatus by tracking the contradictory and fragmenting effects of the European Neighbourhood Programme (ENP) on the promotion of economic development in Morocco and Tunisia. Drawing on sustained fieldwork conducted by one of the authors in the aftermath of the Arab Spring in b…
Imperial re-bordering of Europe
Debates on the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) pivot on questions about what kind of political community the EU is becoming and what are the limits of its power projections in the EU's Neighbourhood. Indeed, with this new ambitious and ambiguous policy the EU's external relations are expanding from purely economic to cultural, political and security functions. The EU's desire and need to export its values and norms beyond its borders raises a…
Promoting Civil Society Across the Borders of the EU Neighbourhood
One of the aims of this article it to clarify the nature of the debate over ‘civil society’ and its relationship to the state. It begins by suggesting that the EU's borderland provides a context in which deep-rooted ‘Western’ and ‘Eastern’ understandings of state and civil society meet and overlap. The second section outlines the geo-political reshaping of the ‘Neighbourhood’. It concentrates on the influence of non-EU actors, notably Russia, com…
Cultural Bordering and Re-Bordering in the EU's Neighbourhood
Re‐shaping Civil Society in Morocco
Morocco’s political opening in the 1990s brought to local civil society a new dimension of internationalization, diversification and professionalism. Furthermore, international pressure coupled with financial support for civil society organizations has promoted an agenda focused on political and civic rights (e.g. human rights, women’s rights, freedom of the press and association). This paper explores three domains of civil society endeavour — wo…
T.H. Marshall at the Limit
The 1990s and early 2000s have witnessed a flourishing of cross-border institutional initiatives in Europe, most notably in the establishment of administrative cross-border regions (or euregios) along the dorsal spine of its former internal political borders. As self-confessed ‘laboratories of European integration’, they provide windows through which to observe the tensions inherent in the European project, in reconciling macroeconomic integratio…
Re‐Making of Europe's borders through the European neighbourhood policy
This article examines the implication of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) framework for the development of political community around the problem of re‐bordering processes in Europe. It suggests that the ENP can be viewed as an attempt to reconcile two potentially contradictory bordering processes. The first—'border confirming'—is about confirming border areas of demarcation and division in which borders are conceived as boundary lines, fr…
Imperial re-bordering of Europe
Debates on the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) pivot on questions about what kind of political community the EU is becoming and what are the limits of its power projections in the EU's Neighbourhood. Indeed, with this new ambitious and ambiguous policy the EU's external relations are expanding from purely economic to cultural, political and security functions. The EU's desire and need to export its values and norms beyond its borders raises a…
T.H. Marshall at the Limit
The 1990s and early 2000s have witnessed a flourishing of cross-border institutional initiatives in Europe, most notably in the establishment of administrative cross-border regions (or euregios) along the dorsal spine of its former internal political borders. As self-confessed ‘laboratories of European integration’, they provide windows through which to observe the tensions inherent in the European project, in reconciling macroeconomic integratio…
Decolonizing the Spaces of European Foreign Policy
This essay calls for a decolonization of European foreign policy in the Maghreb. Specifically, it identifies neo-Orientalizing dynamics within the EU foreign policy-making apparatus by tracking the contradictory and fragmenting effects of the European Neighbourhood Programme (ENP) on the promotion of economic development in Morocco and Tunisia. Drawing on sustained fieldwork conducted by one of the authors in the aftermath of the Arab Spring in b…
Re‐shaping Civil Society in Morocco
Morocco’s political opening in the 1990s brought to local civil society a new dimension of internationalization, diversification and professionalism. Furthermore, international pressure coupled with financial support for civil society organizations has promoted an agenda focused on political and civic rights (e.g. human rights, women’s rights, freedom of the press and association). This paper explores three domains of civil society endeavour — wo…
Promoting Civil Society Across the Borders of the EU Neighbourhood
One of the aims of this article it to clarify the nature of the debate over ‘civil society’ and its relationship to the state. It begins by suggesting that the EU's borderland provides a context in which deep-rooted ‘Western’ and ‘Eastern’ understandings of state and civil society meet and overlap. The second section outlines the geo-political reshaping of the ‘Neighbourhood’. It concentrates on the influence of non-EU actors, notably Russia, com…
Cultural Bordering and Re-Bordering in the EU's Neighbourhood
Re‐Making of Europe's borders through the European neighbourhood policy
This article examines the implication of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) framework for the development of political community around the problem of re‐bordering processes in Europe. It suggests that the ENP can be viewed as an attempt to reconcile two potentially contradictory bordering processes. The first—'border confirming'—is about confirming border areas of demarcation and division in which borders are conceived as boundary lines, fr…
T.H. Marshall at the Limit
The 1990s and early 2000s have witnessed a flourishing of cross-border institutional initiatives in Europe, most notably in the establishment of administrative cross-border regions (or euregios) along the dorsal spine of its former internal political borders. As self-confessed ‘laboratories of European integration’, they provide windows through which to observe the tensions inherent in the European project, in reconciling macroeconomic integratio…
Re‐Making of Europe's borders through the European neighbourhood policy
This article examines the implication of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) framework for the development of political community around the problem of re‐bordering processes in Europe. It suggests that the ENP can be viewed as an attempt to reconcile two potentially contradictory bordering processes. The first—'border confirming'—is about confirming border areas of demarcation and division in which borders are conceived as boundary lines, fr…
Cultural Bordering and Re-Bordering in the EU's Neighbourhood
Re‐shaping Civil Society in Morocco
Morocco’s political opening in the 1990s brought to local civil society a new dimension of internationalization, diversification and professionalism. Furthermore, international pressure coupled with financial support for civil society organizations has promoted an agenda focused on political and civic rights (e.g. human rights, women’s rights, freedom of the press and association). This paper explores three domains of civil society endeavour — wo…
Promoting Civil Society Across the Borders of the EU Neighbourhood
One of the aims of this article it to clarify the nature of the debate over ‘civil society’ and its relationship to the state. It begins by suggesting that the EU's borderland provides a context in which deep-rooted ‘Western’ and ‘Eastern’ understandings of state and civil society meet and overlap. The second section outlines the geo-political reshaping of the ‘Neighbourhood’. It concentrates on the influence of non-EU actors, notably Russia, com…
Imperial re-bordering of Europe
Debates on the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) pivot on questions about what kind of political community the EU is becoming and what are the limits of its power projections in the EU's Neighbourhood. Indeed, with this new ambitious and ambiguous policy the EU's external relations are expanding from purely economic to cultural, political and security functions. The EU's desire and need to export its values and norms beyond its borders raises a…
Decolonizing the Spaces of European Foreign Policy
This essay calls for a decolonization of European foreign policy in the Maghreb. Specifically, it identifies neo-Orientalizing dynamics within the EU foreign policy-making apparatus by tracking the contradictory and fragmenting effects of the European Neighbourhood Programme (ENP) on the promotion of economic development in Morocco and Tunisia. Drawing on sustained fieldwork conducted by one of the authors in the aftermath of the Arab Spring in b…
Political economy (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · European Union Policy and Governance (5 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Politics (5 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Cross-Border Cooperation and Integration (3 obras) · European Neighbourhood Policy (3 obras)