Normer i EU
s gemensamrna utrikes- och säkerhetspolitik- en teoriapplikation av Normative Power Europe avseende utrikes- och säkerhetspolitiska uttalanden före och efter Lissabonfördraget
Normative Power EuropeCommon Foreign and Security PolicyIan MannersThe Lisbon TreatyNorrnative powerCFSP-statmentsNormative Power EuropeGemensam utrikes- och säkerhetspolitikLissabonfördragetGUSP- uttalandenNormativ makt
This bachelor thesis airns to examine change in Common Foreign and Security Policy towardsa Normative Power Europe irnplernented in the Treaty of Lis bon. The survey is conductedwith Ian Manners Norrnative Power Europe theory as the basis. U sing norms identified byManners in his article "Normative Power Europe: A Contradietian in Terms?" (2002) as thetools when analysing CFSP-staternents both from before and after ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon. The norms used in the analysis are Peace, Dernocracy and Human Rights. Thepresence of the different norms in the EU CFSP-staternents indicates in what way the newtreaty has developed the CFSP. Furthermore this study exarnines whether or not we can sedifferences when it cornes to language and terminology when camparing CFSP-staternentsbefore and after the Reform Treaty.The application of the Normative Power Europe theory shows that despite the fact thatstatementsafter Lisbon are issued by the High Representative, Catherine Ashton, no longerthe Presidency, little has changed. All in all one can say that the survey has shown that the EUhas a norrnative agenda, and that norms are frequently occurring in foreign policy, eventhough on e can not see that the Trea ty of Lisbon has brought a enlargernent of the normative dimension. Rather the stud y shows that the presence of norms in EU foreign policy isconsistent over time.