Special Issue: 'EU International Development Cooperation post-2020'

Guest Editors: Mark Furness, Luciana-Alexandra Ghica, Simon Lightfoot and Balázs Szent-Iványi

DOI: https://doi.org/10.30950/jcer.v16i2

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Introduction

EU development policy: evolving as an instrument of foreign policy and as an expression of solidarity

Mark Furness, Luciana-Alexandra Ghica, Simon Lightfoot, Balazs Szent-Iványi
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Research Articles

Irreconcilable Tensions? The EU’s Development Policy in an Era of Global Illiberalism.

Patrick George Holden
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The Challenge from within: EU Development Cooperation and the Rise of Illiberalism in Hungary and Poland

Balazs Szent-Ivanyi, Patryk Kugiel
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African Agency and EU-ACP Relations beyond the Cotonou Agreement

Stephen R Hurt
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Towards a Functional Division of Labour in EU development cooperation post-2020.

Patryk Jacek Kugiel
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The Legal Status and Effects of the Agenda 2030 within the EU Legal Order

Maryna Rabinovych
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The Impact of Brexit on Aid: EU and global development assistance under a realist UK scenario

Aitor Perez, Iliana Olivie
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A New Scramble for EurAfrica?

Mark Langan
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Paradigm Shift or Reinventing the Wheel? Towards a Research Agenda on Change and Continuity in EU Development Policy

Sarah Delputte, Jan Orbie
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