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The Implications of Brexit for the EU’s Common Security and Defence Policy. CEPS Commentary, 26 July 2016

, 2016
The UK’s withdrawal from the EU is a defining moment for the Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP), since the country was a prime mover and is one of the main shareholders in this policy area.
Faleg , Giovanni
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Making Sense of EU Comprehensive Security Towards Conceptual and Analytical Clarity [PDF]

, 2011
European leaders frequently vaunt the European Union's distinctiveness in adopting and pursuing a comprehensive approach to security. The EU's profile as an international actor is designed to span across all dimensions of security.
Gebhard, Carmen, Per Martin Norheim-Martinsen, Carmen Gebhard, Norheim-Martinsen, Per Martin   +3 more
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Os limites e as expectativas diante da Política Externa e de Segurança Comum européia

Meridiano 47, 2017
A partir do caso do Iraque, em especial da posição francesa, o presente artigo busca delinear os limites e a atual conformação da política de Segurança Comum europeia.
Miriam Gomes Saraiva
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«Ghent Initiative» and Its Influence on Defense and Security Policy of the EU Countries

Международная аналитика, 2017
The article considers the appearance and implementation of the concept of pooling and sharing of military resources of the EU countries, also known as “Ghent Initiative”.
K. E. Petrov
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Castles in the sand: Mali and the demise of the EU’s Common Security and Defence Policy. CEPS Commentary, 28 January 2013

, 2013
The threat posed by the crisis in Mali is direct, multidimensional and without regard to geographical proximity or historical and colonial heritage, writes Giovanni Faleg.
Faleg , Giovanni
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Slovakia and Germany – partners in defence and security area

Vojenské rozhledy, 2018
The paper analyses goals of the Slovak and German foreign and security policy focused on their role in NATO as well as on the role by forming European security and defence policy.
Stanislava Brajerčíková
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European\Common Security and Defence Policy after the Lisbon Treaty: European but not Common [PDF]

, 2015
The paper aims to explain the institutional designation of the operational part of the Common Foreign and Security Policy – The European/Common Security and Defence Policy.
Keskoski, Zlatko, Josifovic, Ivica
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A Giant with Feet of Clay? The EU’s Ability to Develop Capabilities for Civilian Crisis Management [PDF]

Romanian Journal of European Affairs, 2012
Civilian crisis management has long been considered the EU’s forte. Recent research however has questioned the EU’s claim to this specialization. I will interrogate how the EU has fared in building civilian capabilities for CSDP through a case study of ...
Rafal Domisiewicz
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The promotion of human security in EU security policies. INEX Policy Brief No. 7, March 2010 [PDF]

, 2010
This Policy Brief calls for a comprehensive understanding of the internal/external security landscape from an EU perspective. The expansion of activities and policies that favour a closed Union, with the extensive investment in counter-terrorism, has the
Sira, Inger Helene, Gräns, Jonas.
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Can a Civilian Power Survive in an Uncivilised World?

Studia Europejskie
It is often asserted that European integration is a peace project because it made war between former enemies on the old continent unthinkable. However, when faced with outbreaks of violence just outside its borders, the EU has proven to be paralysed, if ...
Jan Zielonka
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