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Australian and New Zealand Journal of European Studies
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ISSN 1837-2147 · European Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand (ESAANZ) · 292 artikel di indeks
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The decline of Soft Power: Narratives beyond Nye
This paper argues that the concept of soft power, as originally formulated by Joseph Nye, is no longer fully applicable in today’s context, given both the nature of the values it promotes and the evolving means by which these values are disseminated, as well as the actors who communicate them…
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EU discourse on Mindanao: Conflict, aid and actorness across four decades
This paper examines how the European Union (EU) has discursively represented Mindanao in official texts from the 1980s to the 2020s. Using the Discourse-Historical Approach, it analyzes 84 documents from the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Court of Justice. Two dominant…
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From division to mobility: European heritage governance and rights education for free movement
This article examines how European-level heritage instruments translate the passage from Cold War division to free movement into repeatable practices of rights education. It compares three governance carriers that operate through different technologies of authority: the European Heritage Label, the…
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Varieties of engagement in the Indo-Pacific: A comparison of the EU Big Four
This paper compares the Indo-Pacific policies of four EU Member States with significant trade and investment interests and a military presence in the region—namely France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Italy. Using a pluralist theoretical framework, it situates each country along a continuum…
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50 years of diplomatic relations between the European Union and China: Where are we now?
The European Union and China in 2025 reached a significant landmark of 50 years of diplomatic relations. Back in 1975, when formal diplomatic relations were established, the European Community was a 12-Member State arrangement, and China was just escaping from the effects of the Cultural…
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European Union leadership: A crisis in identity
In 2024, elections for the European Parliament were accompanied by the nomination of a new College of Commissioners, and the appointments of Presidents of the European Commission, the European Parliament and the European Council and a new High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy…
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Myslinska, D. R. (2024) Law, Migration, and the Construction of Whiteness: Mobility Within the European Union
Myslinska’s Law, Migration, and the Construction of Whiteness is an important contribution to critical whiteness studies. Focusing on the EU’s commitment to freedom of movement, Myslinska illustrates how Central Eastern European (CEE) migrants are devalued, disempowered and discriminated against by…
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European Union commitments and policies towards indigenous people’s human rights: A case study of the Sámi people and the EU’s Critical Raw Materials Act
This essay examines the European Union’s commitments and policies towards indigenous people’s human rights, the Sámi people and the EU’s Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA). For the Sámi, the Act actively violates the human rights they are entitled to. For the EU, the Act highlights internal…
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Europeanisation in migrant integration policies and practices based on the study trip to Belgium and Poland
This essay is a reflection on the education policy convergence processes in the European Union, known as Europeanisation, informed by the academic literature and a study trip to Belgium and Poland in 2024, organised by the University of Melbourne and supported by the Erasmus+ program. The processes…
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L’affaire Dreyfus: looking beyond accusatory histories
“Unfortunately the habit of passing judgements leads to a loss of taste for explanations. When the passions of the past blend with the prejudices of the present, human reality is reduced to a picture in black and white” (Bloch, 1964, p. 140).
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Spotlighting Eurovision as a political stage: Exploring how Turkey and Ukraine use the ESC to further their political agendas
Beginning in 1956, The Eurovision Song Contest is the longest running television musical competition (Kivak, 2024). Not only does it showcase the talents of musical artists across Europe, but it is also a celebration of culture and a platform for countries to showcase their unique identities. By…
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Kosovo's European perspective and its challenges
This paper analyses Kosovo's path towards integration into the European Union. The study also examines the role of the European Union during the Kosovo War (1998-1999) and in the post-Kosovo War reconstruction process, as well as the negotiation process for normalization of relations between Kosovo…
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Potential challenges and opportunities of the European Union Deforestation Regulation for New Zealand’s forestry sector
In 2023, the European Union (EU) announced its first-ever regulation on deforestation-free products. The European Union Deforestation Regulations (EUDR) aims to mitigate deforestation and forest degradation by regulating products associated with cattle, oil palm, rubber, soya, and wood. It mandates…
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Comparing border digitisation and transparency in the EU and Australia
Governments are increasingly investing in advanced digital technologies to improve the efficiency and security of their sovereign borders. Research examining this trend has emphasised how digital technologies are reshaping the operation of sovereign borders, but few studies have compared the…
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Policy brief: Addressing teacher attrition in Poland’s general education through Lortie’s framework
The Polish education system has achieved remarkable success since joining the European Union in 2004, as seen by rapidly improving PISA scores and a highly qualified teaching force. However, despite these achievements, the system faces a great challenge of teacher shortages. New teachers are…
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Policy brief- Enhancing public trust in South Korea’s education system- Education policy insights from Flanders’ education system
South Korea’s public education system is widely recognised for its exceptional academic performance, as demonstrated by its high rankings in international assessments such as PISA. However, despite these achievements, public trust—including parental confidence—remains notably low domestically, even…