@inbook{50f33975c3fc4cce8658b0243e3d47ed,
title = "Unlearning What Has Been Learned: The EU{\textquoteright}s New Neighbourhood Policy After the Arab Uprisings",
abstract = "The chapter does three things: first, it examines the discursive structure of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) as it was revised between 2011 and 2017, critically assessing its claim to discursive novelty in the post-Uprisings principles and frameworks of the ENP; secondly, it examines the policies and practices associated with post-Uprisings principles, again scrutinising the EU{\textquoteright}s claim to novelty; and thirdly, it considers the extent to which citizens in Southern Mediterranean Countries (SMCs) have benefited from the implementation of these policies. The chapter conducts an in-depth comparative examination of the conceptual properties and discursive structure of the EU{\textquoteright}s democracy and development policies after the Arab Uprisings, designed to make the thematic comparison with pre-Uprisings policies conducted in the previous chapter straightforward, facilitating an assessment of the EU{\textquoteright}s own claims to having learned from past mistakes and of having substantively innovated the ENP as a consequence.",
keywords = "Arab Uprisings, Conditionality, Democracy, Development, EU, Middle East, Arab Uprisings, Conditionality, Democracy, Development, EU, Middle East",
author = "Andrea Teti and Pamela Abbott and Valeria Talbot and Maggiolini, {Paolo Maria Leo Cesare}",
year = "2020",
doi = "10.1007/978-3-030-33883-1_4",
language = "English",
isbn = "978-3-030-33882-4",
series = "THE EUROPEAN UNION IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS",
pages = "101--145",
editor = "{Teti Andrea}, Abbot Pamela, Talbot Valeria, Maggiolini Paolo,",
booktitle = "Democratisation against Democracy. How EU Foreign Policy Fails the Middle East",
}