This book investigates the areas where the EU has established actorness in the security and defence field and offers a contemporary assessment of the challenges and possibilities for reviving the CSDP.
This book investigates the areas where the EU has established actorness in the security and defence field and offers a contemporary assessment of the challenges and possibilities for reviving the CSDP.
Laura Chappell is Lecturer in European Politics at the University of Surrey, UK. Jocelyn Mawdsley is Senior Lecturer in European Politics at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Petar Petrov is Assistant Professor in International relations and EU External Relations at the University of Maastricht, The Netherlands.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Strategy in European Security and Defence policy - does it matter? Laura Chappell Jocelyn Mawdsley Petar Petrov Section 1: Regional Challenges 2. CSDP strategy in the Balkans and the Eastern neighbourhoodIn Search for a Strategy? Ana E Juncos 3. The EU in the Sahel and the Horn of Africa Ronja Kempin Ronja Scheler 4. The EU's comprehensive approach to security in the MENA regionWhat Lessons for CSDP from Libya? Wolfgang Mühlberger Patrick Müller 5. The CSDP and Asia Rhys Merrett Section 2: Strategic Challenges 6. CSDP and the internal-external security nexus Alistair J.K. Shepherd 7. The EU's security actorness in cyber space: quo vadis? André Barrinha and Helena Carrapiço 8. Maritime Security and the CSDPInterests Operational Experience and Strategies Michael E. Smith 9. The EU -UN Partnership in Light of the Responsibility to Protect Julia Schmidt Section 3: Strategic Opportunities and Barriers 10. EU-NATO relationsTop-down strategic paralysis bottom-up cooperation Simon Duke Sophie Vanhoonacker 11. The National Priorities of Germany France and the UKEnabling or Constraining a Joined-Up EU Strategy? Laura Chappell Jocelyn Mawdsley Richard Whitman 12. Military Capabilities and Force Transformation David J. Galbreath and Simon J. Smith 13. Conclusion Laura Chappell Jocelyn Mawdsley Petar Petrov
1. Strategy in European Security and Defence policy - does it matter? Laura Chappell Jocelyn Mawdsley Petar Petrov Section 1: Regional Challenges 2. CSDP strategy in the Balkans and the Eastern neighbourhoodIn Search for a Strategy? Ana E Juncos 3. The EU in the Sahel and the Horn of Africa Ronja Kempin Ronja Scheler 4. The EU's comprehensive approach to security in the MENA regionWhat Lessons for CSDP from Libya? Wolfgang Mühlberger Patrick Müller 5. The CSDP and Asia Rhys Merrett Section 2: Strategic Challenges 6. CSDP and the internal-external security nexus Alistair J.K. Shepherd 7. The EU's security actorness in cyber space: quo vadis? André Barrinha and Helena Carrapiço 8. Maritime Security and the CSDPInterests Operational Experience and Strategies Michael E. Smith 9. The EU -UN Partnership in Light of the Responsibility to Protect Julia Schmidt Section 3: Strategic Opportunities and Barriers 10. EU-NATO relationsTop-down strategic paralysis bottom-up cooperation Simon Duke Sophie Vanhoonacker 11. The National Priorities of Germany France and the UKEnabling or Constraining a Joined-Up EU Strategy? Laura Chappell Jocelyn Mawdsley Richard Whitman 12. Military Capabilities and Force Transformation David J. Galbreath and Simon J. Smith 13. Conclusion Laura Chappell Jocelyn Mawdsley Petar Petrov
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