Session: The international image of the EU: How is the EU perceived outside its borders?
\ncomposta da 5 panels.
\nContesto: ECPR General Conference Pisa, settembre 2007

ECPR Pisa Conference
\n6-8 September 2007
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\nSection Proposal:
\nThe international image of the EU: How is the EU perceived outside its borders?
\nConvenor: Sonia Lucarelli (University of Bologna at Forlì)
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\nPanel 1: Theorising the relationship between political identity and external images
\nPanel convenor: Sonia Lucarelli (University of Bologna at Forlì)
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\nChair: 
\n1.\tSonia Lucarelli (University of Bologna) - Conceptualizing the Relationship Between the Others’ Perception of the EU and the Europeans’ political identity
\n2.\tPinar Bilgin (Bilkent University) - Turkey and security in 'Europe': Included and excluded 
\n3.\tHartmut Mayer (Oxford University) - De-centering Europe in a Non-European World: The EU’s self-defined global responsibility in the light of different external perceptions
\n4.\tOle Elgström (Lund Universiy) - EPA negotiations: a view from the South
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\nDiscussant: Knud Erik Jørgensen (Aarhus University)
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\nPanel 2: The EU: a view from the South
\nConvenors: Sonia Lucarelli (University of Bologna at Forlì) & Ole Elgstrom (Lund University)
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\nChair: Ole Elgström (Lund University)
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\n1.\tSoha Bayoumi (Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris, Sciences Po ; and CEVIPOF) - The external image of the EU: the case of Egypt
\n2.\tLorenzo Fioramonti (University of Pretoria) and Arlo Poletti (Bologna University) - The External Image of the EU: Brazil, India and South Africa 
\n3.\tSharon Pardo (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) - Israeli Perceptions and Misperceptions towards the European Union
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\nDiscussants: Eugenia Baroncelli (University of Bologna at Forlì)
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\nPanel 3: Old and New Giants: views from the Americas and the Far East
\nConvenors: Ole Elgstrom (Lund University) & Natalia Chaban (University of Canterbury),
\nOsvaldo Croci (Memorial University), 
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\nChair: Sonia Lucarelli (University of Bologna) & Angela Liberatore (European Commission)
\nPapers:
\n1.\tJames C. Sperling (University of Akron) - The external image of the EU: the view from the United States 
\n2.\tOsvaldo Croci (Memorial University) and Livianna Tossutti (Brock University) - The external image of the EU: the view from Canada
\n3.\tAlejandro Chanona (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico) - The external image of the EU: the view from Mexico
\n4.\tShuangquan Zhang (Fudan University) - EU Perceptions in China: Media Images and Public Opinion
\n5.\tNatalia Chaban and Christian Schneider (University of Canterbury, NZ) - Framing of the EU in the Public Discourses of Four OECD Countries in the Asia-Pacific: Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand
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\nDiscussants: Emil J. Kirchner (Essex University) 
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\nPanel 4 –Transnational actors' view of the EU
\nConvenor: Nicole Doer (European University Institute)
\nChair: Nicole Doer (European University Institute)
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\nPapers: 
\n1.\tAron Buzogany (Free University Berlin, Germany) - Friend or Foe? The symbolic politics of framing Europe among social movements from Central and Eastern Europe 
\n2.\tMassimiliano Andretta (University of Pisa) and Nicole Doerr (European University Institute, Florence) - Imagining Europe: Internal and external non state actors at the European crossroad 
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\nDiscussant: Javier Alcalde (European University Institute, Florence)
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\nPanel 5 - The EU viewed from the former Soviet Block 
\nConvenor: Sonia Lucarelli (University of Bologna)
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\nChair: Natalia Chaban (University of Canterbury NZ)
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\nPapers:
\n1.\tSyuzanna Vasilyan (Ghent University) - The Perception of the EU by the Armenian Public
\n2.\tLuisa Chiodi (University of Bologna) and Francesca Vanoni (Osservatorio sui Balcani) - Is the EU soft power in the Balkans really soft?
\n3.\tMara Morini (University of Parma)...

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