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The Common Security and Defence Policy of the EU: The Portuguese Perspective
NATO is the bulwark of Portuguese national defense. The European Union defense vertebrated through the Common Security and Defense Policy is perceived exclusively within the context of a wider transatlantic defense. Pleas for a European strategic autonomy which would be inconsistent with transatlantic commitments are thus to be rejected, as they could ...openaire +2 more sources
The Common Foreign and Security Policy and the Common Security and Defence Policy
2018A description and analysis of the CFSP and CSDP, their functioning and the institutions involved in it on the basis of a number of exemplary case studies of CFSP/CSDP policies and actions.
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Security and Defence: Towards a Common European Defence Policy?
2001This chapter looks at the possible criticism that the analysis of European foreign policy developed so far in this book, constructed around three sub-systems of activity, is incomplete in that it fails to include a fourth sub-system — relating directly to European security and defence — which merits separate analysis.
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Security and defence policy documents: a new dataset
Defense and Security Analysis, 2021Nicole Jenne, Sebastián Briones Razeto
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The Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP)
The textbook "Europe in the World" explains how the EU works and how it fits in a rapidly changing international order. It can be used in conjunction with the free online course “The European Union in International Affairs”, launched by the EU-RENEW Erasmus Jean Monnet Network.Farinelli, Domenico, Muller, Gustavo
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The Common Security and Defence Policy of the EU
The security policy situation in Europe has changed in recent years. In many member states, awareness of the importance of the EU's Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) has grown. This applies in particular to those states "on the periphery" that have a special constitutional status with regard to their defence policy and are particularly exposed ...openaire +1 more source
The Common Security and Defence Policy: Decline or Transition?
2011The end of 2009 was significant for the realm of European defence policy, as it seemed to form a perfect, symbolic link between the ten year acquis of the European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP) and the promises held by the Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP), both clearly included in the finally ratified Lisbon Treaty.
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Ovidius University Annals, Economic Sciences Series, 2012
Romania has been involved in the field of security and defense, named until December 2009 ESDP (European Security and Defence Policy) and is now subject to the CSDP, even before joining the EU, recorded at the 1st of January 2007. Today, Romania is an active participant in CSDP, both political dimension, dedicated to support interests identified by ...
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Romania has been involved in the field of security and defense, named until December 2009 ESDP (European Security and Defence Policy) and is now subject to the CSDP, even before joining the EU, recorded at the 1st of January 2007. Today, Romania is an active participant in CSDP, both political dimension, dedicated to support interests identified by ...
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The Influence of NATO on the Development of the EU’s Common Security and Defence Policy
2012The issue of the autonomy of the EU legal order from norms adopted by other international organisations has been raised primarily by the Court of Justice vis-à-vis the European Community of late. Notwithstanding the fact that the jurisdiction of the Court does not extend to Title V of the EU Treaty on the Common Foreign and Security Policy, it is ...
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