Foreign policy of the European Union : From EPC to CFSP and beyond. -- The Twelve-fifteen's conference diplomacy : Has the CSCE-OSCE remained a successful platform?

Already an influential actor on the international scene, the European Union continues to debate its foreign policy platform. This collection traces the evolution of an integrated European foreign policy, the actors involved, and recent foreign policy successes and failures. The volume concludes with a discussion of future challenges for - and limitations of - the Common Foreign and Security Policy. This Collection Traces The Evolution Of An Integrated European Foreign Policy, The Actors Involved, And Recent Foreign Policy Successes And Failures. The Volume Concludes With A Discussion Of Future Challenges For - And Limitations Of - The Common Foreign And Security Policy. Foreword / Jacques Delors -- 1 -- From Epc To Cfsp: Does Maastricht Push The Eu Toward A Role As A Global Power? / Elfriede Regelsberger, Philippe De Schoutheete De Tervarent And Wolfgang Wessels -- 2 -- Two Decades Of Epc Performance / Simon Nuttall -- 3 -- The Creation Of The Common Foreign And Security Policy / Philippe De Schoutheete De Tervarent -- 4 -- The Institutional Setup And Functioning Of Epc/cfsp / Elfriede Regelsberger -- 5 -- The Actors Involved: National Perspectives / Christopher Hill -- 6 -- Where The European Commission Comes In: From The Single European Act To Maastricht / Fraser Cameron -- 7 -- The Association Of The European Parliament: No Longer The Underdog In Epc? / Thomas Grunert -- 8 -- The Question Of Consistency / Horst-gunter Krenzler And Henning C. Schneider -- 9 -- The Defense Dimension Of The European Union: The Role And Performance Of The Weu / Mathias Jopp -- 10 -- The Potential And Limits Of The Cfsp: The Yugoslav Example / Geoffrey Edwards. Edited By Elfriede Regelsberger, Phillippe De Schoutheete De Tervarent, Wolfgang Wessels. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. The authors trace the evolution of an integrated European foreign policy, discussing the actors involved, recent foreign policy successes and failures, and the future challenges for the Common Foreign and Security Policy.