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EEAS

Who’s in Charge? Member States, EU Institutions and the European External Action Service

 

Abstract

Taking the confirmation hearing of the forthcoming HRVP Federica Mogherini as an appropriate juncture in the EEAS’s existence, this policy brief employs a unique data-set classifying the nationality and source of recruitment of EEAS management and 276 Heads of EU Delegations:  

•The policy brief demonstrates a growing overrepresentation of national diplomats over former Commission and Council staff in the European External Action Service (EEAS), particularly at the EEAS management and Heads of EU Delegation levels. 

Where Have all the Women Gone? Women in EEAS and EU Delegations

 

Executive Summary

The European External Action Service and the Quest for an Effective Public Diplomacy

Abstract

Under the Crisis's Pressure. Matching the EU External Action with National Diplomacies

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