EU foreign policy-making will defy reforms
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- High representative/Commission vice president
- Many jobs in one
- Costs of consensus-based leadership
- European Commission
- EEAS
- Member states' mixed attitudes
- No obvious EU foreign policy leader
- Reform ahead, with little effect
- Policy styles
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_350.jpg "UK Foreign Secretary William Hague talks to EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton (Reuters/Francois Lenoir)")