Making EU Foreign Policy Go Round

Making EU Foreign Policy Go Round, Volume 1, is a scholarly reference work focused on the complexities of international and world politics. This study explores the mechanics of multilateral diplomacy, arguing that informal cooperation is often more critical to success than formal institutional frameworks. By examining politics and government through the lens of behind-the-scenes negotiations, the text reveals how informal coalitions drive the European Union's external actions.

The author analyzes specific cases within politics and social sciences, including the coordination of responses to Ukraine and the implementation of sanctions against Russia. Through an evaluation of the Permanent Structured Cooperation and Operation Irini, the book illustrates how informality overcomes institutional rigidity to facilitate rapid decision-making during crises. This volume provides a practical analysis of global governance for diplomats and international relations scholars.