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Finally, the chapter turns to examine the role of intergovernmental, The chapter also discusses the complex but not always positive relations between coherence and effectiveness. As far as effectiveness is concerned, how these problems are approached depends, inter alia, on the conceptualisation of EU foreign policy and of the EU more broadly (as a state-like entity, an international organisation or sui generis), the components of the external action considered and the timeframe of the analysis. What is not often acknowledged, however, are the positive and normative connotations associated with this term as a proxy for success, integration or supranationalism. Coherence, it is argued, has become a buzzword in official and academic debates. In particular, it draws attention to the political and contested nature of these two concepts. It also situates these terms within broader political and academic debates. Chapter 3 introduces the concepts of coherence and effectiveness and different categories that will guide the empirical analysis.
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