Publications

As part of its mission to find a common security culture for the EU, to help develop and project the CFSP, and to enrich Europe’s strategic debate, the Institute regularly releases publications on the topics and regions at the core of the Union's work.

The Institute’s flagship publication is its series of Chaillot Papers, which are based on focused, in-depth research. The EUISS also publishes a Yearbook (YES), Reports, and shorter Briefs.

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01June 1997
The effects of enlargement on bilateral relations in Central and Eastern Europe
Chaillot Papers
By
Monika Wohlfeld
In recent months the Institute has been particularly involved in studying the concerns of countries that are candidates for membership of European security organizations. Seminars organized by the Institute and its participation in conferences have been mainly directed at that very topical aspect of the reform of European security institutions.
01September 1996
Security in Northern Africa: ambiguity and reality
Chaillot Papers
By
Fernanda Faria, Álvaro de Vasconcelos
In December 1994, the WEU Permanent Council gave the Institute for Security Studies the task of analysing the security and defence policies of the Maghreb countries and Egypt, in liaison with security institutes in those countries. This was to become an addition to the Institute's continuing work on Mediterranean security.
01May 1996
Europe and the challenge of proliferation
Chaillot Papers
By
Paul Cornish, Peter van Ham, Joachim Krause
This Chaillot Paper focuses on the main proliferation challenges facing Europe as a whole, and examines the policies which have been formulated by the main West European countries and their security organizations.
01February 1996
The Democratic Control of Armed Forces
Chaillot Papers
By
Rudolf Joó
Rudolf Joó, a former Hungarian Deputy Minister of Defence sets out his thoughts on the subject, starting from the successes and difficulties encountered on the path to reform that he helped promote and widening the study to a more general context.
01December 1995
WEU'S role in crisis management and conflict resolution in sub-Saharan Africa
Chaillot Papers
By
Álvaro de Vasconcelos, Winrich Kühne, Guido Lenzi
This Chaillot Paper represents a foray into a field that is not obviously in the mainstream of WEU's mandate, especially for those who still think that WEU should not stray too far from traditional European tasks. Yet Europe cannot decline the wider, global mission of preventing crises and building stability wherever necessary.
01November 1995
Defence markets and industries in Europe: time for political decisions?
Chaillot Papers
By
Pierre De Vestel
The future of defence industries and markets is one of the most complex subjects on the agenda of European integration, as the on-going debate on the European Armaments Agency demonstrates. In this Chaillot Paper, Pierre De Vestel, a researcher at the Institute of European Studies of the Free University of Brussels, analyses the situation in the European defence industrial and technological base, develops various scenarios and makes some concrete proposals for a future European defence industrial policy.
01October 1995
A lasting peace in Central Europe?
Chaillot Papers
By
Ian Gambles
This study is about extending that community eastwards, and makes the claim that a lasting peace is already beginning to be consolidated in the area of Central and East European that was under Soviet domination during the Cold War.
01June 1995
The Baltic States: security and defence after independence
Chaillot Papers
By
Peter van Ham
Since the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, the three Baltic states - Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia - have made significant strides in consolidating their independence, putting themselves not only on the geographical map of Europe, but also on the mental map of Western policy-makers.
01November 1994
Peacekeeping in the Soviet Successor States
Chaillot Papers
By
Roy Allison
The issue of crisis management and conflict prevention in post-communist Europe is an issue which has already been addressed by the Institute in earlier Chaillot Papers, and this paper takes the discussion further by looking at the problems arising over peacekeeping in the member states of the CIS.
01October 1994
The implications of the Yugoslav crisis for Western Europe's foreign relations
Chaillot Papers
By
Mathias Jopp
The Yugoslav crisis, posing for over three years now a challenge to the crisis-management ability of the international community, it has influenced the restructuring of post-Cold War security relations and has complicated Western Europe's development of a Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) and search for a new role in international affairs.

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