The EU’s human rights conditionality, in Honduras, challenged by China’s increasing influence in Central America

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International Relations (MA)

Dossett, Rashid Emiliano (2019)

The EU’s human rights conditionality, in Honduras, challenged by China’s increasing influence in Central America

Master thesis | International Relations (MA)

Honduras, as part of the Central American Integration System, trades with the European Union. In return, the European Union uses its normative power to promote and secure human rights in Honduras. The emergence of China, as an alternative trade partner, puts a strain on the responsiveness of Honduras to EU conditionality.

European External Action Service

Diplomacy

Humanitarian development

Human rights

Conditionality