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    Defence budgets: Europe's Maginot moment?

    As EU member states try to juggle decreasing budgets and increasing costs in the face of an ever more unstable neighbourhood, is Europe trying to maintain its defences by cutting everything that makes them viable? This Brief suggests a few answers by looking at some of the latest...

    Briefs
    7 March 2014 By: Olivier de France
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    CSDP: getting third states on board

    Presented in the context of a broader CFSP agenda, this Brief provides an overview of the valuable contributions and political support by partner countries to CSDP missions to date. How can this process now be best employed to bolster the overall legitimacy of the EU’s...

    Briefs
    7 March 2014 By: Thierry Tardy
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    Strength in numbers? Comparing EU military capabilities in 2009 with 1999

    The 1999 Helsinki Summit saw EU governments committing to a reform of their military capabilities, better equipping their armies for peacekeeping missions. In this latest EUISS Policy Brief, Daniel Keohane and Charlotte Blommestijn examine just how much progress has been made in...

    Briefs
    17 December 2009 By: Daniel Keohane, Charlotte Blommestijn
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    For our eyes only? Shaping an intelligence community within the EU

    Developing international and cross-agency intelligence cooperation has become imperative in today’s security environment. If the so-called ‘new threats’ are to be tackled collectively, it is not only desirable but also necessary to make collective threat assessments.

    Occasional Papers
    1 January 2004 By: Björn M Müller-Wille
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    Space and security policy in Europe

    Space is a strategic asset, and its importance both in terms of technology and security cannot be overestimated.

    Occasional Papers
    1 December 2003 By: Stefano Silvestri
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    The Galileo satellite system and its security implications

    Aiming to reach operational status in 2008, the Galileo satellite system is planned to offer positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) services worldwide. It will join the ranks of the current GPS and GLONASS systems, allowing users to pinpoint their exact locations.

    Occasional Papers
    1 April 2003 By: Giovanni Gasparini, Gustav Lindstrom
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    Getting there: building strategic mobility into ESDP

    The commitment to create a credible military capability for Europe lies at the heart of European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP). A credible defence capability does not depend exclusively on sound armed forces but also on swift projection of these forces into theatres of...

    Occasional Papers
    1 November 2002 By: Katia Vlachos-Dengler
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    Bigger EU, wider CFSP, stronger ESDP? The view from Central Europe

    This paper collects the papers delivered by a group of mostly young researchers from the ten Central European candidate countries in response to a grid of common questions submitted to them by the Institute for Security Studies in 2001. The considerations that follow summarize...

    Occasional Papers
    1 April 2002 By: Antonio Missiroli
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    Reconciling the prince's two 'arms'. Internal-external security policy coordination in the European Union

    The blurring of the distinction between internal and external security, and the connected impulse towards better coordination between the correspondent policy fields, are among the fundamental structural changes in international relations that have occurred during the last...

    Occasional Papers
    1 October 2001 By: Ferruccio Pastore
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    Coherence for security policy: debates - cases- assessments

    This Occasional Paper stems from a series of meetings of an ISS Task Force on ‘The Coherence of CFSP’ held in Paris between October 2000 and April 2001. Task Forces are small groups of experts and officials from member States, international bodies and think tanks that convene...

    Occasional Papers
    1 May 2001 By: Antonio Missiroli

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