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Kissack, Robert (Cogitatio Press, 2023)This article questions how the EU has acted to increase the complexity of the human rights regime through the process of incorporating a new issue area into its scope and to what extent has it benefitted from that process. ...
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Orbie, Jan; Tortell, Lisa; Kissack, Robert; Gstöhl, Sieglinde; Wouters, Jan; Hachez, Nicolas (SAGE Publications, 2009)This symposium considers Europe's global social policy through an exchange of ideas between scholars with different areas of expertise. The lead article provides an overview of the EU's objectives and instruments in promoting ...
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Kissack, Robert (Taylor & Francis, 2015)The European Union (EU) is widely regarded as a powerful actor in the establishment and maintenance of many global regulatory regimes. It actively engages in the promotion of labour standards beyond its borders, including ...
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Kissack, Robert (Palgrave Macmillan, 2010)
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Kissack, Robert (Springer, 2020)The abolition of the death penalty has been an important foreign policy objective of the European Union for over a decade and it claims to be ‘the leading institutional actor in the fight against the death penalty worldwide’ ...
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Kissack, Robert (Taylor & Francis, 2017)This chapter frames the most important issues for European Union (EU) Member States' national foreign policies in the multilateral system in the context of frozen privileges in the United Nation Committee on Human Rights ...
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Kissack, Robert (Taylor & Francis, 2011)This article examines EU performance by assessing its effectiveness in the ILO and the relevance of the EU to its major stakeholders between 1992-2010. Making a distinction between technical and political domains, it maps ...
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