The European Union and crisis management : policy and legal aspects
Asser Instituut Colloquium Europees Recht, Steven Blockmans
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Asser Instituut Colloquium Europees Recht, Steven Blockmans
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An Introduction to the Role of the EU in Crisis Management.- An Introduction to the Role of the EU in Crisis Management.- A history foretold.- Foreign Policy and Defence Cooperation in The European Union: Legal Foundations.- European Crisis Management avant La Lettre.- Willing and able?.- The ABC of The European Union Security Strategy: Ambition, Benchmark, Culture.- Peculiarities in The Institutionalisation of CFSP and ESDP.- Assessing The Union'S Military Capabilities: Esdp and The European Crisis of Liberal Internationalism.- The Civilian Headline Goal 2008: Developing Civilian Crisis Management Capabilities for The EU.- Coherence and consistency.- The European Security and Defence Policy and Coherence Challenges in The Council.- Inter-Pillar Coherence in The European Union's Civilian Crisis Management.- European Parliamentary Oversight of Crisis Management.- Coherence and Consistency of The Eu'S Action in International Crisis Management: The Role of The European Court of Justice.- Effective multilateralism?.- UN-EU Cooperation in Crisis Management: Partnership or Rhetoric?.- The EU-NATO 'Berlin Plus' Agreement: the Silent Eye of the Storm.- OSCE Crisis Management and OSCE-EU Relations*.- Interregional Cooperation in Crisis Management: Eu Support for the AU, ASEAN and other Regional Organisations.- EU Agreements with third Countries: Constitutional Reservations by Member States.- Learning by doing.- EU Crisis Management in the Western Balkans.- EU Crisis Management in Africa: progress, problems and prospects.- EU Crisis Management In Asia.- The Nexus Between EU Crisis Management and Counter-Terrorism.- Accountability of EU forces under international law.- Accountability for Violations of Human Rights Law by EU Forces.- Toward a More Mature ESDP: Responsibility for Violations of International Humanitarian Law by EU Crisis Management Operations.
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An Introduction to the Role of the EU in Crisis Management.- An Introduction to the Role of the EU in Crisis Management.- A history foretold.- Foreign Policy and Defence Cooperation in The European Union: Legal Foundations.- European Crisis Management avant La Lettre.- Willing and able?.- The ABC of The European Union Security Strategy: Ambition, Benchmark, Culture.- Peculiarities in The Institutionalisation of CFSP and ESDP.- Assessing The Union'S Military Capabilities: Esdp and The European Crisis of Liberal Internationalism.- The Civilian Headline Goal 2008: Developing Civilian Crisis Management Capabilities for The EU.- Coherence and consistency.- The European Security and Defence Policy and Coherence Challenges in The Council.- Inter-Pillar Coherence in The European Union's Civilian Crisis Management.- European Parliamentary Oversight of Crisis Management.- Coherence and Consistency of The Eu'S Action in International Crisis Management: The Role of The European Court of Justice.- Effective multilateralism?.- UN-EU Cooperation in Crisis Management: Partnership or Rhetoric?.- The EU-NATO 'Berlin Plus' Agreement: the Silent Eye of the Storm.- OSCE Crisis Management and OSCE-EU Relations*.- Interregional Cooperation in Crisis Management: Eu Support for the AU, ASEAN and other Regional Organisations.- EU Agreements with third Countries: Constitutional Reservations by Member States.- Learning by doing.- EU Crisis Management in the Western Balkans.- EU Crisis Management in Africa: progress, problems and prospects.- EU Crisis Management In Asia.- The Nexus Between EU Crisis Management and Counter-Terrorism.- Accountability of EU forces under international law.- Accountability for Violations of Human Rights Law by EU Forces.- Toward a More Mature ESDP: Responsibility for Violations of International Humanitarian Law by EU Crisis Management Operations.
Key concepts: European union, Crisis management, Multilateralism, Political science, Accountability, Public administration, International trade, Political economy