This book brings together various fields in the humanities and social sciences to propose a renewed analysis of policy transfer and norm circulation by offering cross-regional case studies and providing both a comprehensive and innovative understanding of policy transfer.

Introduction [Laure Delcour and Elsa Tulmets] Part I: The Notion of Transfer in Social Sciences: Looking for an Interdisciplinary Dialogue 1. A Legal Approach to Norm Transfer [Fabien Terpan] 2. Understanding Transfer in History and the Study of Memory [Thomas Serrier] 3. Policy Transfer in a Global Economy [Ulrike Zeigermann and Elsa Tulmets] Part II: Policy and Norm Diffusion in European Studies 4. Circulation of Single Market Regulations within the CSDP: The Case of the "Defense Package" [Samuel B. H. Faure] 5. Norm Transfers and Migration Policy: The European Case [Catherine Wihtol de Wenden] 6. Beyond Europeanization: EU Enlargement and Policy Transfer Studies [Claire Visier] 7. How Do EU Norms and Policies Circulate Abroad? Linking Policy Formulation and Implementation Through the Sociology of International Actors [Laure Delcour and Elsa Tulmets] 8. The Role of EU and International Organizations' Strategies and Interdependencies in the Transfer of International Norms: The Case of Ukrainian Asylum Law [Irina Mützelburg] Part III: Transfers and Norm Circulation in International Relations 9. Norm Diffusion in International Relations: The Case of Human Rights and Humanitarian Norms [Thomas Lindemann and Franck Petiteville] 10. The Impact of Global Attraction on Norm Production: The Case of the International Criminal Court [Frédéric Ramel] 11. Policy Transfers as Normative Interactions: The Case of Environmental Policy-Making in China [Richard Balme] 12. Shaping Regional Governance: The EU Capacity-Building Strategy in Central America [Kevin Parthenay]