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Space and ESDP—a growing partnership?
Space Policy, 2002Abstract The ‘European satellites for security’ conference was held in Brussels, 18–19 June 2002, at a time when interest in the military use of outer space was clearly growing. But doubts remain as how to far such interest will be translated into action. This article reports on some of the impressions gained at the conference.
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The ESDP and the transatlantic relationship
2007Security relations between the US and the EU are limited largely to policy on Iran and the Middle East. In the US view a direct link with ESDP is not necessary, since its security co-operation with Europe can take place via NATO. For the Europeans, too, NATO provides the main forum for transatlantic security relations, while they see the ESDP as an ...
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ESDP Police Missions: Meaning, Context and Operational Challenges
European Foreign Affairs Review, 2005Merlingen, Michael, Ostrauskaitė, Rasa
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The ESDP since 1999 : Objectives and Strategies of the ESDP
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The German role in the ESDP process
2001Special session organised by A. Faludi and sponsored by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge, MA, at the National Planning Conference, American Planning Association, 11 maart ...
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ESDP in the second half of 2006
2007Au premier semestre 2006, la Politique européenne de sécurité et de défense (PESD) a continué sa progression tant sur le plan des missions mises en œuvre que sur celui des moyens civils et militaires engagés. La crise euro-américaine au sujet de l’Irak, l’échec du traité constitutionnel, l’élargissement de 2004 : rien de tout cela ne semble avoir ...
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ESDP in the second half of 2007
2008The Portuguese presidency of the European Union was crowned by the signature of the Reform Treaty in Lisbon on 13 December 2007. As far as Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) and European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP) are concerned, this new treaty incorporates the provisions of the Constitutional Treaty.
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ESDP in the second half of 2008
2009The results of European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP) in the second half of 2008 were rather untypical, in that it was France, the driving force behind ESDP, which held the presidency of the Union during this period. While confronting the Georgian crisis, the French EU presidency set out to tackle the issue of crisis management capabilities.
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