Frontmatter

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface V
3. About the Editors VII
4. Contents IX
5. Introduction: Turning Points, Typology, and Puzzles 1
6. I Pushing Back Globalisation? Brexit and Trump
7. The impact of globalization and Europeanization on the societal foundations of Brexit 17
8. Brexit: From ever closer union to differentiated integration? 35
9. The American public and Trump’s trade war with China 53
10. Digitalization, Trumpismo, and the end of the liberal world order? 75
11. II Challenging the World Order? China, Russia, and Ukraine
12. The end of the age of military intervention: Liberal interventionism and global order since the end of the Cold War 99
13. Crowding out the West? China’s Belt and Road Initiative and the Asian infrastructure investment bank 117
14. American renewal or decline? The Biden administration, Europe, and the invasion of Ukraine 143
15. III Calling for Social Change? Norms and Practices
16. A tipping point in feminist foreign policy in Europe? A constructivist analysis based on the norm life cycle model 169
17. The turning point that was not: The Arab Spring, realism, and the circularity of Western policies toward the Arab world 189
18. Emerging and fading practices in the era of the internet: A reflexive approach to analysing intelligence professionals’ changing practices of data collection 209
19. IV Changing Frozen Policies? Migration, Health, and Lobbying
20. The 2015 refugee situation as a turning point? Migration- and integration-related debates in the German Bundestag 233
21. COVID-19 as a potential turning point in German health policy 257
22. Obstacles on the path to lobbying transparency in Europe: Assessing the German turning point at the end of the Merkel era 279
23. V Dealing with Crises? Leadership and Market
24. Re-regulating the European high-tech capitalism? The EU’s digitalization strategy at a turning point after the COVID-19 pandemic 311
25. The Social Market Economy and institutional development: Change in times of crisis 335
26. VI Reflecting on Uncertainty? Epistemics and Critique
27. The emergent discourse on global threats and risks: An analysis of the contemporary empirical evidence extant in scientific journals 351
28. On the precipice of the unknown: Discussing the paradigm of uncertainty as a political challenge to Western democracies 383
29. Index 407