Chapter 1. Introduction: To Take or Not to Take EU Norms? Adoption, Adaptation, Resistance and Rejection; Annika Björkdahl, Natalia Chaban, John Leslie and Annick Masselot.- Part I. Adoption.- Chapter 2. A Selective and Reluctant Adopter: The Czech Republic and its (Non)Accession to Schengen and Eurozone; Ivo Slosarčík .- Chapter 3. Mobility in Principle and Practice: Multilevel Adoption of Free Movement Norms in a European Cross-Border Region; Toni Grace.- Chapter 4. The EU and Global Economic Governance: Playing the Role of a global Leader?; Rikard Bengtsson.- Part II. Adaptation.- Chapter 5. Perceptions of 'Normative Power Europe' in the Shadow of the Eurozone Debt Crisis: Public Perspectives on European Integration from the Asia Pacific; Natalia Chaban, Serena Kelly and Martin Holland.- Chapter 6. From One Single Market to Another: European Integration, Australasian Ambivalence and Construction of the Trans-Tasman Single Economic Market; John Leslie and Annemarie Elijah.- Chapter 7. Moving Freely, But Taking a Different Route: Comparing Tran-Tasman and European Union Norms of Human Mobility; Kate McMillan.- Chapter 8. Exporting Hard Law through Soft Norms; W. John Hopkins and Henrietta McNeill.- Part III. Resistance.- Chapter 9. The EPA-Negotiations: A Channel for Norm Export and Import?; Annika Björkdahl and Ole Elgström.- Chapter 10. Ambitions versus Capacity: The Role of Institutions in ASEAN.- Chapter 11. Reception of EU Trade Mark Law in New Zealand; Alison Firth.- Part IV. Chapter 12. The Value of Gender Equality in EU-Asian Trade Policy: An Assessment of the EU's Ability to Implement its Own Legal Obligations; Maria Garcia and Annick Masselot.- Chapter 13. Russia's Complex Engagement with European Union Norms: Sovereign Democracy versus Port-Westphalianism; James Headley.- Chapter 14. The Diffusion of EU Norms to China: The Case of Tibet; Wenwen Shen.- Chapter 15. Conclusion: Annika Björkdahl, Natalia Chaban, John Leslie and Annick Masselot.