The European Union as an Integrative Power: Assessing the EU's 'effective Multilateralism' with NATO and the United Nations

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A comprehensive analysis of the European Union's foreign policy over 40 years, this study describes how multilateralism has been used in the fields of peace, security, and military crisis management. Relying on detailed case studies, this new research looks at interventions in Macedonia, the Balkans, the Congo, and Chad--and assesses EU's cooperation with NATO and the United Nations during these emergencies.

 

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List of Tables and Figures
15
Introduction
21
Tables
41
PART I
48
EFFECTIVE MULTILATERALISM AND THE EU AS
51
Overview of early EUNATO and EUUN contacts
64
Overview Table A Conceptual History of the EUs
146
What Kind of Actor What Kind of Power?
147
German Crossparty Discourse on Effective
271
Mission Overview Concordia
296
SummaryGrid Concordias Integrative Impact
311
Mission Overview Artemis
319
SummaryGrid Artemis Integrative
338
SummaryGrid Altheas Integrative Impact
355
EUFOR RD Congo Summary
363
SummaryGrid EUFOR RD Congos Integrative
377

Overview European Union Enlargements 1973 2007
179
Forms and Dimensions of Integration
222
Towards Interorganisationalism?
227
The Integrative Power of Effective Multilateralism
233
Overview of Past Proposals and Initiatives for
399
Conclusions Effective Multilateralism
429
Appendix
443
Copyright

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actor capability Actor Significance actorness essence African African Union Althea analysis approach Artemis aspect assessing autonomy Battlegroup behaviour Berlin Bunia Chapter civilian power coherence cohesion Cold War common comprehensive concept of effective Concordia context contribute coordination core Council Secretariat dimension discourse EC’s economic effective multilateralism emphasis ESDP EU-external EU-internal EU-NATO EU-organisational EU-UN EU’s actorness EUFOR Althea EUFOR RD Congo Europe’s European integration European Security Strategy European Union external force foreign policy framework France Furthermore FYROM Geltung Germany Germany’s global highlights ibid implementation important institutions integrative dynamics integrative impact Integrative Power inter-organisational inter-organisational cooperation inter-organisational level inter-organisationalism international actor Iraq Iraq War Javier Solana long-term member-states military crisis management military missions military operations MONUC NATO’s norms organisational level outlined overall particularly peacekeeping political potential practice of effective promotion realm role Section seen SHIRBRIG soft power strategic culture strengthening stressed study’s theoretical troops UN’s United Nations

Over de auteur (2011)

Joachim Alexander Koops is the founding academic director of the European Peace and Security Studies (EPSS) program at Vesalius College. He is also a researcher at the Institute for European Studies at Vrije Universiteit Brussel. He has published widely on peacekeeping, military crisis management and the EU's relationship with key international organizations.

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TitelThe European Union as an Integrative Power: Assessing the EU's 'effective Multilateralism' with NATO and the United Nations
Volume 16 van Institute for European Studies - publication series
Volume 16 van Institute for European Studies, IES Publication series
Nummer 16 van Publication series, Institut d'Études Européennes (Bruxelles.)
AuteurJoachim Alexander Koops
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UitgeverAsp / Vubpress / Upa, 2011
ISBN9054877723, 9789054877721
Lengte493 pagina's
  
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