European security and defence
The European dilemma: consequences of the new migration on European security and defence
... artefacts and works of art, ...feeds and moves in order to ...migrant and the controllers: the people ...police and politicians, in some European countries, is something that is truly ...
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ECONOMIC CHALLENGES FOR EUROPEAN DEFENCE
... connections and interdependencies between member states as to make virtually impossible a conflict of the nature of the two world ...The European security and defence were not ...
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European defence cooperation
... the European Council, European Commission and the Secretary General of NATO, manifesting an united front among main political European actors and transatlantic allies in face of the ...
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Portugal’s interest in the context of security and defence policy and maritime affairs. Some theoretical considerations as part of the relationship between Portugal and the European Union
... of security and defence, financial constraints inherent to this crisis and the consequent negative impact on the budgets of these areas, as well as the emergence of new powers and ...
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The European Internationalist: sweden and european security cooperation
... Swedish defence efforts are thus increasingly focused on international crisis ...interventions, and is currently involved in NATO-led operations in Afghanistan (ISAF) and Kosovo ...peace, ...
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The legitimacy of the common security and defence policy of the European Union: a critical discourse analysis of the EU's normative justification as a crisis management actor
... portrayal and justification of its crisis management ...advice and institution building work’ of the Community, its Member States, as well as ‘other international ...advising and training” (ibid.: ...
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The role played by NGOs in the common security and defence policy of the European Union
... conflicts and crises, from the conflict in Ukraine, to the rise of ISIS and the refugee situation in the Global South, to the Malian political crisis (our case study in this dissertation), have made ...
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Europe : cultures of defence and the defence of cultures
... of European security ...various European cultures on the emergence or not of a European culture of ...the European defence sec- tor can impact EU’s external action as a ...
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ENERGY IN THE CONTEXT OF THE PRESENT CHALLENGES TO THE EUROPEAN COMMON SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICY
... The European Council organized in December 2003 adopted the European Security Strategy, providing the conceptual framework for the further development of the Common Security and ...
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European Defence and German defence Cooperation
... European defence cooperation has in the last few years undergone a new dyna- mism, with new institutional structures set in place and with the promise for EU Member States to proceed with deepening ...
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European defence architecture : institutional developments
... Crimea and subsequent intervention in eastern Ukraine which violated one of the fundamental pillars of the European security architecture in the form of the 1975 Helsinki Final Act and the ...
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The Syrian chaos. The conflict in Syria: consequences for Europe's security and defence
... rapid and violent religious ...wars and penetrating to the very heart of the European continent along the ancient routes followed by the armies of the Ottoman Empire as they drove towards Vienna ...
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The Syrian Chaos - The Conflict in Syria: Consequences for Europe’s Security and Defence
... rapid and violent religious ...wars and penetrating to the very heart of the European continent along the ancient routes followed by the armies of the Ottoman Empire as they drove towards Vienna ...
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The new institutional model :implications for the Common Security and Defence Policy
... efforts it has undertaken to improve the areas that have greater capability gaps, and promoting progress in its relationship with other European institutions in the field of armaments. in relation to ...
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Clusters : the drivers of european defence
... changing security environment – such as by the creation of the NATO Response Force (NRF) and, in 2014, its spear- head the Very High Readiness Joint Task Force (VJTF) – European nations also started ...
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European Union security actorness : the comprehensive approach hampered by policy differentiation
... in security matters. The change in the post-Cold War security environment (opportunity) favoured the explicitness of the (pillarised) security actorness of the European ...ambitious ...
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Africa development and the reinforcement of european security
... “Human security is the latest in a series of neologisms ‑ including com‑ mon security, global security, cooperative security, and comprehensive security – that encourage policy ...
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The legitimacy of the common european foreign and security policy
... proposals and be able to approve or reject what the executive has ...the European Parliament there are currently five main legal procedures: simple procedure, (where the parliament is not involved at all), ...
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Security culture, strategic approach and the implementation and operationalization of european security
... confidence and processes to manage and deploy military force, coupled with external recognition of the eU as a legitimate actor in the military ...option’ and strategic culture as consisting of the ...
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Security and Security Complex: Operational Concepts
... of security, where there is a deeper, and qualitatively higher, level of multilateralism and institutionalism and where membership is more restrictive and very ...of security ...
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