Lachlan Mckenzie
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4382103 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Lachlan Mckenzie |
| PRENOMES | Lachlan |
| SOBRENOME | Mckenzie |
| ASSINATURA | MCKENZIE L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | The University of Melbourne |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 47 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Resisting issue-linkage
The EU's and Australia's approaches to trade bilateralism
We examine the EU's and Australia's approaches to trade bilateralism, placing both actors in a comparative historical context and analysing potential synergies and obstacles to their bilateral FTA negotiation currently underway. We show how the EU and Australia try to balance the deepening of the trade agenda with social goals in their respective bilateral deals, converging on advancing trade-plus issues but diverging over sustainable development…
The paradox of human rights conditionality in EU trade policy
Increasingly, trade agendas are expanding to include non-commercial objectives such as the promotion of fundamental political and human rights. Although the European Parliament (EP) positions itself as an advocate of such objectives in the conclusion of European Union (EU) trade agreements, it rarely insists on them in negotiations. Yet, in the negotiations with Canada, the EP successfully took a tough stance on a human rights conditionality clau…
Overcoming legacies of foreign policy (dis)interests in the negotiation of the European Union–Australia free trade agreement
Despite a troubled trade history dominated by disputes over agriculture, the negotiation of a European Union (EU)–Australia free trade agreement (FTA) was initiated in 2015. The initiation of these negotiations was made possible because of the shift in EU trade policy towards the negotiation of what the EU terms ‘new generation free trade agreements’. The EU has concluded FTA negotiations with South Korea, Singapore, Vietnam and Canada, and is ne…
Human Rights Conditionality in European Union Trade Negotiations
Trade policy is among the EU's most significant capabilities in promoting values including human rights. Yet trade policy and the EU's values‐based foreign policy are often in tension. Scholarship on the social dimension of trade policy has emphasized the tension between values and the EU's commercial interests. Human rights and conditionality clauses have not been the focus of analysis, yet conditionality is one of the EU's most visible links be…
Market Power and Misunderstandings
The article critically examines EU‐Australia relations through the negotiation of the 1994 and 2008 Agreements between Australia and the European Community on Trade in Wine. EU‐Australia relations are often characterised as defined by Australia's focus on the UK and the EU's agricultural policies. This article moves beyond these assumptions and analyses the negotiation of the wine trade agreements through three factors: the pattern of political i…
Human Rights Conditionality in European Union Trade Negotiations
Trade policy is among the EU's most significant capabilities in promoting values including human rights. Yet trade policy and the EU's values‐based foreign policy are often in tension. Scholarship on the social dimension of trade policy has emphasized the tension between values and the EU's commercial interests. Human rights and conditionality clauses have not been the focus of analysis, yet conditionality is one of the EU's most visible links be…
The paradox of human rights conditionality in EU trade policy
Increasingly, trade agendas are expanding to include non-commercial objectives such as the promotion of fundamental political and human rights. Although the European Parliament (EP) positions itself as an advocate of such objectives in the conclusion of European Union (EU) trade agreements, it rarely insists on them in negotiations. Yet, in the negotiations with Canada, the EP successfully took a tough stance on a human rights conditionality clau…
Overcoming legacies of foreign policy (dis)interests in the negotiation of the European Union–Australia free trade agreement
Despite a troubled trade history dominated by disputes over agriculture, the negotiation of a European Union (EU)–Australia free trade agreement (FTA) was initiated in 2015. The initiation of these negotiations was made possible because of the shift in EU trade policy towards the negotiation of what the EU terms ‘new generation free trade agreements’. The EU has concluded FTA negotiations with South Korea, Singapore, Vietnam and Canada, and is ne…
Resisting issue-linkage
Market Power and Misunderstandings
The article critically examines EU‐Australia relations through the negotiation of the 1994 and 2008 Agreements between Australia and the European Community on Trade in Wine. EU‐Australia relations are often characterised as defined by Australia's focus on the UK and the EU's agricultural policies. This article moves beyond these assumptions and analyses the negotiation of the wine trade agreements through three factors: the pattern of political i…
Human Rights Conditionality in European Union Trade Negotiations
Trade policy is among the EU's most significant capabilities in promoting values including human rights. Yet trade policy and the EU's values‐based foreign policy are often in tension. Scholarship on the social dimension of trade policy has emphasized the tension between values and the EU's commercial interests. Human rights and conditionality clauses have not been the focus of analysis, yet conditionality is one of the EU's most visible links be…
Overcoming legacies of foreign policy (dis)interests in the negotiation of the European Union–Australia free trade agreement
Despite a troubled trade history dominated by disputes over agriculture, the negotiation of a European Union (EU)–Australia free trade agreement (FTA) was initiated in 2015. The initiation of these negotiations was made possible because of the shift in EU trade policy towards the negotiation of what the EU terms ‘new generation free trade agreements’. The EU has concluded FTA negotiations with South Korea, Singapore, Vietnam and Canada, and is ne…
The EU's and Australia's approaches to trade bilateralism
We examine the EU's and Australia's approaches to trade bilateralism, placing both actors in a comparative historical context and analysing potential synergies and obstacles to their bilateral FTA negotiation currently underway. We show how the EU and Australia try to balance the deepening of the trade agenda with social goals in their respective bilateral deals, converging on advancing trade-plus issues but diverging over sustainable development…
The paradox of human rights conditionality in EU trade policy
Increasingly, trade agendas are expanding to include non-commercial objectives such as the promotion of fundamental political and human rights. Although the European Parliament (EP) positions itself as an advocate of such objectives in the conclusion of European Union (EU) trade agreements, it rarely insists on them in negotiations. Yet, in the negotiations with Canada, the EP successfully took a tough stance on a human rights conditionality clau…
Resisting issue-linkage
Economics (6 obras) · International trade (6 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · European union (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Negotiation (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Commercial policy (3 obras) · Political economy (3 obras)