Ian Manners

PhD Political Science
Senior Researcher, research unit on EU's internal dynamics
T: +45 3269 8922, E: ima@diis.dk, F: +45 3269 8700

Expertise

EU politics and policymaking. Enlargement and constitutional debates in the EU. Normative theory and politics in the EU.

Selected projects and programmes

The Normative Power of the European Union.

The Danish Opt Outs from the European Union.

Symbolism and Substance: a critical theory of European integration.

Selected publications

‘The Normative Ethics of the European Union’, International Affairs, January 2008.

'Another Europe is Possible: Critical Perspectives on European Union Politics', in Knud Erik Jørgensen, Mark Pollack, and Ben Rosamond (eds.) Handbook of European Union Politics (London: Sage, 2007).

with Sonia Lucarelli (eds.) Values and Principles in European Union Foreign Policy (London: Routledge, 2006).

'Normative Power Europe: A Contradiction in Terms?', Journal of Common Market Studies, June, 2002.

with Richard Whitman (eds.) The Foreign Policies of European Union Member States (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2000).

Substance and Symbolism: An Anatomy of Cooperation in the New Europe (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2000).

Selected commissioned work

De danske forbehold over for den Europæiske Union: Udviklingen siden 2000[The Danish Opt Outs from the European Union: developments since 2000], for the Danish Parliament 2008.

Symbolism in European Integration, European University Institute 2006.

The Value of Peace in the Constitution for Europe, European University Institute 2004.

The European Union and Moldova beyond the PCA, for the SWP-CPN and European Commission 1999.

The Charter of Fundamental Rights in the European Union, for the Economic and Social Committee of the European Union, Brussels 1999.

Selected research related activities

Associate Professor at Malmö University, Sweden.

Guest Lecturer at Copenhagen, CBS, Roskilde, Aarhus, Malmö, and Lund universities.

Extensive PhD supervision experience.

Doctoral examiner in Denmark, the UK, and Ireland.

Member of ECSA-DK, UACES, and EUSA.

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