Brexit: Britain and EU CFSP under the light of Neofunctionalist Constructivism

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Sakhamanesh Talieh; Ghavam Abdul Ali; Zakerian Mehdi; Barzegar Keyhan

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Journal: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES JOURNAL Year:2022 | Volume:19 | Issue:2 Page(s): 253-272

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Brexit: Britain and EU CFSP under the light of Neofunctionalist Constructivism

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Sakhamanesh Talieh | Ghavam Abdul Ali | Zakerian Mehdi | Barzegar Keyhan | Issue Writer Certificate

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Keywords: Brexit

Britain

Common Foreign and Security Policy

Neo-Functionalist Constructivism

Abstract

The British hegemony and its isolationist policies have been in constant conflict with integration within the EU and its monopoly of adopting political strategies holds opposing views towards the common European foreign and security policy. The focal query of the present study is how to turn to constructivism as post-neo-functionalism and other dominant theories of international relations. Did Brexit address a common European defense and security policy through these two interconnected theories? Regarding the significance of functional and structural pressures within the EU, the assessment of neo-functionalism and its common foreign security policy in the context of politicization dynamics is that this exit strategy may lead to be popularized among other parts of the EU. In the interim, the drawback of the neo-functionalist theory is to pay no heed to of the role and function of governments such as Britain in political convergence and its determinism in underestimating variables and factors outside Europe and trans-European actors in the CFSP. Briefly stated, what neo-functionalist constructivism has to embark upon its theoretical analysis is to mull over the crucial role of national governments and independent decision-making influence of national elites such as the British government in terms of an independent policy, explicitly as the Brexit referendum.

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