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iiclr-20782	Engle, Eric; Danyliuk, Tetiana	Europe's Common Foreign and Security Policy: Facing Crises in Ukraine and Syria	2015	23	.pdf	application/pdf	9392	495	56	This article provides an overview of the institutional structure and historical experiences of the CFSP and argues that EU foreign policy is becoming more cohesive and will continue to do so thanks to the functionalist method1 and globalization. Although it is growing more coherent, EU foreign policy has not been cohesive in the past.2 This can be seen in the crises involving Yugoslavia, including the recognition of successor states to the Yugoslavian state.3 Today in Syria and Ukraine, there is a real risk of a reoccurrence of the Yugoslavian tragedy: paralysis, inaction, and avoidable bloodshed.	cache/iiclr-20782.pdf	txt/iiclr-20782.txt