Eduard Soler I Lecha
Biographic Data
| ID | 1433514 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eduard Soler I Lecha |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eduard Soler I |
| FAMILY NAME | Lecha |
| SIGNATURE | LECHA E S I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Barcelona Centre for International Affairs |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8865-6810 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
La UE y Gaza
Este artículo analiza la respuesta de la Unión Europea (UE) a la guerra de Gaza, con especial atención a la paradoja de una Unión Europea relevante pero incapaz de transformar su potencial en influencia efectiva. Parte de una pregunta central: por qué la percepción de este conflicto como coyuntura crítica —algo que en otras ocasiones ha servido de impulso integrador— no se ha traducido en una política exterior más ambiciosa. Para responderla, se …
The Western Sahara conflict in a post-hegemonic world
Regionalism and Alliances in the Middle East, 2011-2021
This article addresses the shifting patterns of regionalism and alliance formation in the Middle East in the decade following the 2011 Arab uprisings.It seeks to explain why regional organizations, most notably the Arab League and the Gulf Cooperation Council, failed to advance any durable regional cooperation, in spite of an initial period of bold activism.Second, the article seeks to shed light on why government-driven, informal and instable re…
Europe and the ‘New’ Middle East
The Middle East has witnessed major geopolitical shifts since 2011 that range from the growing influence of the Gulf states, the pivot to Africa of many of the region’s countries and the new dynamics of global penetration, to the proliferation of regional cleavages and intra-state conflicts, as well as more volatile alliances and rivalries. This article assesses the implications of those shifts for the European Union and its capacity to shape or …
Populism and Euro-Mediterranean cooperation
A populist surge in Europe is affecting Euro-Mediterranean cooperation 25 years after the Barcelona Process was launched, reinforcing existing trends of de-Europeanization and renationalization of foreign policies. This article analyses the landscape of political contestation of Mediterranean cooperation in Europe in a new age of populism, focusing on France, Italy and Spain as well as the Visegrad 4 states that have turned from bystanders to vet…
European Responses to Security Threats in the Mediterranean in the Early 21st Century
The Mediterranean in the EU's Spanish Presidency
The Mediterranean will be one of the top priorities of the Spanish EU Presidency during the first half of 2010. After France's controversial leadership on this issue in 2008, there are great expect
Converging, Diverging and Instrumentalizing European Security and Defence Policy in the Mediterranean
This article addresses the degree of convergence, divergence and in some cases indifference of Southern and Eastern Mediterranean Countries towards the European Security and Defence Policy. Focusing on two cases, Morocco and Turkey, but also referring to other Mediterranean partners, this contribution analyses the dynamics of this specific issue area, arguing that policy convergence in the field of security and defence has reflected process-orien…
The External Dimension of Sub-national Governments
Some sub-national governments of regions and cities have developed their own external relations regardless of central government foreign policies. Mediterranean politics and human rights policy are two fields where we can observe the presence of active sub-national governments, often in alliance or co-operation with civil society actors. Two Spanish regions, Catalonia and Valencia, are among them. However, their patterns of behaviour and the exte…
Converging, Diverging and Instrumentalizing European Security and Defence Policy in the Mediterranean
This article addresses the degree of convergence, divergence and in some cases indifference of Southern and Eastern Mediterranean Countries towards the European Security and Defence Policy. Focusing on two cases, Morocco and Turkey, but also referring to other Mediterranean partners, this contribution analyses the dynamics of this specific issue area, arguing that policy convergence in the field of security and defence has reflected process-orien…
Regionalism and Alliances in the Middle East, 2011-2021
This article addresses the shifting patterns of regionalism and alliance formation in the Middle East in the decade following the 2011 Arab uprisings.It seeks to explain why regional organizations, most notably the Arab League and the Gulf Cooperation Council, failed to advance any durable regional cooperation, in spite of an initial period of bold activism.Second, the article seeks to shed light on why government-driven, informal and instable re…
Populism and Euro-Mediterranean cooperation
A populist surge in Europe is affecting Euro-Mediterranean cooperation 25 years after the Barcelona Process was launched, reinforcing existing trends of de-Europeanization and renationalization of foreign policies. This article analyses the landscape of political contestation of Mediterranean cooperation in Europe in a new age of populism, focusing on France, Italy and Spain as well as the Visegrad 4 states that have turned from bystanders to vet…
The Western Sahara conflict in a post-hegemonic world
The Mediterranean in the EU's Spanish Presidency
The Mediterranean will be one of the top priorities of the Spanish EU Presidency during the first half of 2010. After France's controversial leadership on this issue in 2008, there are great expect
The External Dimension of Sub-national Governments
Some sub-national governments of regions and cities have developed their own external relations regardless of central government foreign policies. Mediterranean politics and human rights policy are two fields where we can observe the presence of active sub-national governments, often in alliance or co-operation with civil society actors. Two Spanish regions, Catalonia and Valencia, are among them. However, their patterns of behaviour and the exte…
The External Dimension of Sub-national Governments
Some sub-national governments of regions and cities have developed their own external relations regardless of central government foreign policies. Mediterranean politics and human rights policy are two fields where we can observe the presence of active sub-national governments, often in alliance or co-operation with civil society actors. Two Spanish regions, Catalonia and Valencia, are among them. However, their patterns of behaviour and the exte…
The Mediterranean in the EU's Spanish Presidency
The Mediterranean will be one of the top priorities of the Spanish EU Presidency during the first half of 2010. After France's controversial leadership on this issue in 2008, there are great expect
Converging, Diverging and Instrumentalizing European Security and Defence Policy in the Mediterranean
This article addresses the degree of convergence, divergence and in some cases indifference of Southern and Eastern Mediterranean Countries towards the European Security and Defence Policy. Focusing on two cases, Morocco and Turkey, but also referring to other Mediterranean partners, this contribution analyses the dynamics of this specific issue area, arguing that policy convergence in the field of security and defence has reflected process-orien…
European Responses to Security Threats in the Mediterranean in the Early 21st Century
Populism and Euro-Mediterranean cooperation
A populist surge in Europe is affecting Euro-Mediterranean cooperation 25 years after the Barcelona Process was launched, reinforcing existing trends of de-Europeanization and renationalization of foreign policies. This article analyses the landscape of political contestation of Mediterranean cooperation in Europe in a new age of populism, focusing on France, Italy and Spain as well as the Visegrad 4 states that have turned from bystanders to vet…
Europe and the ‘New’ Middle East
The Middle East has witnessed major geopolitical shifts since 2011 that range from the growing influence of the Gulf states, the pivot to Africa of many of the region’s countries and the new dynamics of global penetration, to the proliferation of regional cleavages and intra-state conflicts, as well as more volatile alliances and rivalries. This article assesses the implications of those shifts for the European Union and its capacity to shape or …
Regionalism and Alliances in the Middle East, 2011-2021
This article addresses the shifting patterns of regionalism and alliance formation in the Middle East in the decade following the 2011 Arab uprisings.It seeks to explain why regional organizations, most notably the Arab League and the Gulf Cooperation Council, failed to advance any durable regional cooperation, in spite of an initial period of bold activism.Second, the article seeks to shed light on why government-driven, informal and instable re…
The Western Sahara conflict in a post-hegemonic world
La UE y Gaza
Este artículo analiza la respuesta de la Unión Europea (UE) a la guerra de Gaza, con especial atención a la paradoja de una Unión Europea relevante pero incapaz de transformar su potencial en influencia efectiva. Parte de una pregunta central: por qué la percepción de este conflicto como coyuntura crítica —algo que en otras ocasiones ha servido de impulso integrador— no se ha traducido en una política exterior más ambiciosa. Para responderla, se …
Political science (8 works) · Politics (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (5 works) · Economy (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Mediterranean climate (4 works) · Political economy (4 works)