The book explores how the values and principles of the EU shape its foreign policy and identity. It shows that discussions on EU foreign policy and identity are often kept separate, but they are closely linked. The book looks at various types of actions, both material and non-material, that contribute to EU foreign policy. By using a mix of disciplines like political science, sociology, and environmental science, the book sheds light on how the EU's actions are perceived by others. This research will be useful for students and scholars interested in European studies and politics.