Health diplomacy of the European Union and its member states in Central Asia

Main Authors: Collins, Neil, Bekenova, Kristina, Kagarmanova, Ainur
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author Collins, Neil
Bekenova, Kristina
Kagarmanova, Ainur
title Health diplomacy of the European Union and its member states in Central Asia
publishDate 2018
topic European Union
Central Asia
Health
Diplomacy
url https://zenodo.org/record/1219081
contents In the soft power context, health is increasingly seen as an area that generates particular diplomatic benefits because it is ostensibly non-political and can bring both immediate and long-term advantages equally to the donor and the recipient country. Since the European Union’s role in the international affairs is increasing, the EU is expected to play a central role in global health guided by the principles of solidarity, i.e. to provide an equitable and universal access to quality health services. Some commentators point to a lack of coherence and coordination between EU health and other policies. Also, ambiguities do exist about the scope of national and European competencies in the area of health policy . The role of the smaller member states may be unusually significant as they "use the health arena to demonstrate their commitment to the multilateral systems that provide them with a voice and allow them a leading role on the global stage”. Thus, health diplomacy offers an intriguing insight into the dynamics in the EU’s approaches to Central Asia, the region that is incrementally becoming of interest to Europe.
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