Able and willing? Assessing the EU’s capacity for military action
in European Foreign Affairs Review, Vol. 9, No. 9, 2004, pp. 509-527. (Photo credit: UK MoD Defence Images, Flickr)
Publications
Global governance: the next frontier, a concept on global governance as a guide for a new ambition in international diplomacy
1. When the Cold War ended, it was generally thought that a new international era was about to begin. Emphasis on military security seemed to fade away. International diplomacy turned […]
Vol. LVII: Issue 2 (2004): Vers le marché unique des transports ferroviaires: les avantages et les dangers de la stratégie européenne
-Le Transport ferroviaire -L’évolution de la politique communautaire du transport ferroviaire -La réglementation applicable aux entreprises ferroviaires – Les interventions publiques -Les règles de concurrence et le transport ferroviaire -La […]
A European security concept for the 21st century, a Belgian contribution to a comprehensive EU security strategy
1. The first responsibility of any government is to protect its citizens from harm and to provide them with an environment that induces confidence in the future. Europe as an […]
The European security strategy. Implementing a distinctive approach to security
Published by the Royal Defence College (IRSD-KHID), Brussels in Sécurité & Stratégie, Paper n°82, March 2004. (Photo credit: Defence Images, Flickr)
Vol. LVII: Issue 1 (2004): Globalization: who governs?
-Globalization, nation-states, transnational corporations, international organizations, and international governance: the dynamics of the new international economy, Robert Gilpin -Globalisation and Europeanisation: complementary and contradictory trends, Reimund Seidelmann -L’Europe et la […]