
This report provides a synthetic overview of key insights from three REDEMOS working papers, brought together through a shared analytical focus on coherence in EU democracy promotion in the Eastern Neighbourhood. Rather than re-analysing primary data, the report adopts an approach of analytical synthesis, using coherence as a common reference point to identify patterns of alignment and tension across studies that differ in conceptual focus and methodology.
China, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Belarus, Armenia, Moldova, policy coherence, policy preferences, coherence, Russia, perceptions, Eastern neighbourhood, democracy promotion, EU, Ukraine
China, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Belarus, Armenia, Moldova, policy coherence, policy preferences, coherence, Russia, perceptions, Eastern neighbourhood, democracy promotion, EU, Ukraine
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