How Do the Others See Us? An Analysis of Public Opinion Perceptions of the EU and USA in Third Countries
Braghiroli, S. & Salini, L. (2014). How Do the Others See Us? An Analysis of Public Opinion Perceptions of the EU and USA in Third Countries. Transworld, 33(33), pp. 1-19.
Abstract
The European Union and the United States are global actors involved in intense relations with third countries and the outside world, which pertain economic, political, diplomatic, and security-related aspects. The US has been facing in recent years a growing number of challenges from non-Western rising powers. The EU has for a while played a more assertive role vis-à-vis the outside world following a process of internal consolidation of its own institutions and structures and these developments seem to reflect a wider process of regionalisation of global relations. This study provides a comprehensive review of the existing surveys addressing the external perceptions of the EU and the US, thereby contributing to drawing their external image in its different shades: their role in the global economy, international security, human rights and democracy promotion. Paper produced within the framework of the IAI project Transworld.
Publication Type: | Article |
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Subjects: | H Social Sciences > HM Sociology |
Departments: | School of Policy & Global Affairs > Sociology & Criminology |
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