Bilateral Diplomacy and EU Membership: Case Study on Austria
In: Salzburg European Union Studies v.2
Cover -- Theorizing Diplomacy and its Change in the Context of the EU -- Diplomacy in Theory -- Diplomacy as an Institution -- The Evolvement and Interrelations of the Westphalian State System and Modern Diplomacy -- Institutional Change of Diplomacy -- The European Union within the Institution of Diplomacy -- The European External Action Service as Diplomatic Actor -- The Impact of European Integration on Bilateral Diplomacy -- Bilateral Diplomatic Relations within the EU -- Bilateral Diplomatic Relations to Third States -- The Future of Foreign Ministries in the European Union -- Professional Identity in the Organizational Field of Diplomacy -- The Case of the Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs -- Methodology and Development Patterns -- Data Collection and Evaluation -- Foundations of Austrian Foreign Policy -- Nation-building in the Second Republic of Austria -- Permanent Neutrality as Foundation for Austrian Foreign Policy -- Small State Status -- Relevant Aspects of Austrian Domestic Policy -- Identity-building in Austria's Foreign Policy and Diplomacy -- Period of Occupation and the Issue of South Tyrol -- State Treaty and Western Orientation -- Hungarian Uprising as Touchstone of Neutrality -- The Kreisky Era -- Waldheim Affair and Victim Thesis -- Middle East Policy -- An Ambivalent Foreign Policy Identity -- Austrian Foreign Policy in the European Union -- Accession Negotiations against the Background of Neutrality -- Implications on Austrian Foreign Policy Making and Diplomacy -- The Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs as Diplomatic Actor -- Historical Development -- Legal Framework -- Strategic Focus -- Organizational Set-up -- Europeanization Tendencies in Austrian Bilateral Diplomacy -- Structural Developments and Changes -- Austrian Bilateral Diplomacy inside the EU -- Bilateral Diplomacy as Supporter of Multilateral Cooperation