Common foreign and security policy : the record and reforms
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Common foreign and security policy : the record and reforms
Pinter, 1997
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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The Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) developed from the International Conference of 1991-2 between leaders of the member states of the European Community. The result of an unsatisfactory compromise, the CFSP has since equally disappointed its supporters and detractors alike. This work evaluates the initial impact and, where justified, counterbalances the accepted wisdom and dismissive criticisms of the CFSP. The contributions focus on the CFSP "joint actions", an innovation that differentiates the CFSP from its predecessor, European Political Co-operation, both practically and legally. Six of the joint action topics are examined here in detail: South Africa; the former Yugoslavia; the Stability Pact; non-proliferation; dual-use goods; amd the Middle East peace process. The other chapters are more thematic in approach, and cover funding, conflict prevention and conceptualizing CFSP.
Table of Contents
- Introduction CFSP - reinventing the EPC wheel? Martin Holland
- the European Union's Common Foreign and Security Policy - the politics of procedure, Roy H. Ginsberg
- the financial dimension of the Common Foreign and Security Policy, Jorg Monar
- from cacophany to joint action - successes and shortcomings of the European Nuclear Non-Proliferation Policy, Harold Mueller and Lars van Dassen
- joint action - "The economic Aspects of Security" and the regulation of conventional arms and technology exports from the European Union, Paul Cornish
- the stability pact - from the Balladur initiative to the EU joint action, Takako Ueta
- CFSP's conflict prevention policy, Reinhardt Rummel
- present and future joint actions for the Mediterranean region, Esther Barbe and Ferron Izquierdo
- the democratic control of the CFSP, Stelios Stavridis
- the EU's foreign policy and the war in former Yugoslavia, Andreas G. Kintis
- a successful experiment? - the joint action on South Africa, Martin Holland
- multilateralism in the Common Foreign and Security Policy, David Long.
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