Security Policy Briefs

The Security Policy Briefs are the short policy papers of the Europe in the World Programme, published since September 2009. They address relevant issues to European and worldwide policy-makers and offer concrete and direct recommendations.

• Permanent Structured Cooperation in Defense of the Obvious, Sven Biscop and Jo Coelmont, Security Policy Brief 11, June 2010. Also as EUISS Opinion.
• A New Security Architecture for Europe? Russian Proposals and Western Reactions Part II, Patrick Nopens, Security Policy Brief 10, April 2010.
• Permanent Structured Cooperation for Effective European Armed Forces, Sven Biscop and Jo Coelmont, Security Policy Brief 9, March 2010.
• The Impact of Global Warming on the Geopolitics of the Arctic. A Historical Opportunity for Russia?, Patrick Nopens, Security Policy Brief 8, March 2010.
• A Grand Strategy: Does it Matter in the Real World?, Jo Coelmont, Security Policy Brief 7, February 2010.
• To Rule The Waves: Why a Maritime Geostrategy is Needed to Sustain European Union, James Rogers, Security Policy Brief 6, Jan. 2010.
• A Need for Strategy in a Multipolar World: Recommendations to the EU after Lisbon, Thomas Renard and Sven Biscop, Security Policy Brief 5, Jan. 2010.
• Egmont’s Grand Strategy Project. A Strategy for the European Union in the Post-Cold War International System: a Third-party, Frédéric Ramel, Security Policy Brief 4, Jan. 2010.
• A New Security Architecture for Europe? Russian Proposal and Western Reactions, Patrick Nopens, Security Policy Brief 3, Nov. 2009.
• End-State Afghanistan: A European Perspective, Jo Coelmont, Security Policy Brief 2, Nov. 2009.
• The Iranian Elections from a Distance, Jelle Puelings, Security Policy Brief 1, Sept. 2009.

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