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    After the EUGS: specifying the military tasks

    This Alert looks at the indications in the EUGS on the way the military instrument(s) at the EU’s disposal should be used, further developed (in a cooperative manner) and connected to other internal and external actors.

    Alerts
    22 July 2016 By: Wolfgang Wosolsobe
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    After the EU Global Strategy – Consulting the experts – Security and defence

    This volume presents a compilation of memos following the EUISS workshop on the Security and Defence Implementation Plan (SDIP), in which leading experts and analysts outline their preferred level of ambition and priority areas for EU security and defence.

    Books
    28 October 2016 Edited by: Jan Joel Andersson, Daniel Fiott, Antonio Missiroli
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    EU defence research in development

    Europe’s shifting security landscape demands concrete action if the EU is to play a role in protecting the continent. This Alert takes a look at some of the pilot projects being launched to deliver tangible results on security and defence.

    Alerts
    18 November 2016 By: Daniel Fiott
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    The EU: from comprehensive vision to integrated action

    The recent EU Global Strategy on Foreign and Security Policy (EUGS) introduced the idea of an ‘integrated approach to conflicts and crises’. This Brief examines the concept of an ‘Integrated approach’, and explains how it differs from the EU’s ‘Comprehensive Approach’.

    Briefs
    22 February 2017 By: Thierry Tardy

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