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Though the EU has tried to place human rights and democracy at the heart of its external action, there are serious concerns about its capacity to have a significant impact on the situation of human rights and human rights defenders as well as on the democratization processes taking place in different regions of the world.
This edited volume sheds light on the achievements of EU policies and programmes in the field of human rights and democracy, also taking into account the challenges ahead. Analysing the changing global context’s effect on the ability of the EU to have a meaningful impact in the field of human rights and democratization, it examines relevant policies and programmes of the EU to see their impact on the ground. Combining various methodologies, the authors examine primary agreements and other EU documents, secondary sources (such as evaluations of EU’s policies and programmes) in the field of human rights and democracy promotion, and have interviewed EU officials, academics and other key stakeholders. From these, the book sheds light on specific programmes such as the EIDHR, the EOM and the EU Guidelines on Human Rights Defenders, illuminating the increasingly hostile environment to work for human rights and democracy in a number of countries.
Human Rights and Democracy at the Heart of the EU’s Foreign Policy?: An Assessment of the EU’s Comprehensive Approach to Human Rights and Democratization
Localizing Human Rights in the European Union: Principles and Challenges
A Protection Regime in Need of Committed Action: European Union Support for Human Rights Defenders
The Development and Promotion of Global Business and Human Rights Norms: How Far is the EU Prepared To Go?
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