![]() Firstly, incoherence occurs because “institutional structures and mandates in the EU are notoriously complicated and do not allow for efficient coordination.” The second reason for the incoherence of the EU’s human rights policy is supposedly the fact that “frames of reference in different policy fields are also different, and do not all align with the human rights agenda with the same intensity.” Finally, the third, non-technical, but political and strategic reason may be that “the Union´s many competences result in its obligation to cater to different interests, some of which may consider human rights to be a hindrance. Internal coherence implies that there is a hierarchy of objectives, with those at the bottom logically contributing towards those above. It is remarkable that the challenge of (in)coherence has been identified primarily as the result of technical obstacles at the side of the EU´s institutional system. energy and external coherences between states of different energies. Coherence: Definition Coherence has two dimensions: Internal: correspondence between the different objectives of the same intervention. In this context, the largest academic project on the EU and Human Rights of the past years, the FP7 Frame project aiming at ´Fostering Human Rights among EU (internal and external) policies´, identified coherence as one of three major cross-cutting challenges for the fulfilment of the EU´s strong commitment to compliance with, and promotion of human rights standards. The principle of radar systems with external coherence is similar to that of systems with internal coherence (pseudo-coherent or fully coherent).The difference is that the coherent reference signal is not phase-controlled by an internal coherent oscillator but by a passive interference caused by fixed clutter. This includes complementarity, harmonisation and co-ordination with others, and the extent to which the intervention is adding value while avoiding duplication of effort. This is visible in academic as well as in policy-making outputs. Three levels of coherence are identified: Horizontal coherence (coherence between the external policies of the different European institutions and organs). External coherence considers the consistency of the intervention with other actors’ interventions in the same context. While robust government intervention is arguably critical in emergencies like the COVID-19 pandemic, recent experience offers at least six lessons for external. Coherent writing uses devices to connect ideas within each sentence and paragraph. Does it fit into and compliment the understanding of the world, or does it challenge and change it Either is fine, but we need to understand how it impacts in order to understand the impact on the learner. Coherence in writing is the logical bridge between words, sentences, and paragraphs. The current discourse in the field of the external human rights policy of the European Union (EU) is strongly oriented toward the so-called “challenge of (in)coherence”. External coherence is how it relates into the wider narrative of change and the world around us. ![]()
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