The Changing Politics of European Security: Europe Alone?

254 Pages·2007·1.373 MB·English

by  Stefan Gänzle, Allen G. Sens (eds.)

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The Changing Politics of
European Security
Europe Alone?
Edited by
Stefan Gänzle
Institute for European Studies
Department of Political Science
University of British Columbia, Canada
and
Allen G. Sens
Department of Political Science
University of British Columbia, Canada
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The changing politics of European security :Europe alone? / edited
by Stefan Gänzle and Allen G.Sens.
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Contents
List of Tables vii
Acknowledgements viii
Notes on Contributors ix
List of Abbreviations xii
1 The Changing Politics of European Security 1
Allen G. Sens
Part I Changing Security Perceptions in Europe and
North America
2 Internal and External Security in the EU: Is There
Any Longer a Distinction? 31
Malcolm Anderson
3 Security Perspectives in Post-Communist Eastern Europe:
‘Easternization’ and ‘Europeanization’ 47
Lenard J. Cohen
4 Transatlantic Differences on Security Perceptions and
Responses 67
Fraser Cameron
Part II Ready to go Alone? Unfolding the EU’s Security
and Defence Policy
5 Common Security and Defence Policy in the Treaty
Establishing a Constitution for Europe 87
Milagros Álvarez
6 The European Neighbourhood Policy: a Strategy for
Security in Europe? 110
Stefan Gänzle
7 Russia and the ESDP: Partnership Strategy versus
Strategic Partnership 135
Dmitry Danilov
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vi Contents
Part III European Security and the Transatlantic
Relationship
8 From an Alliance of Commitment to an Alliance of
Choice: the Adaptation of NATO in a Time of Uncertainty 161
Helga Haftendorn
9 The Challenges and Limits of NATO–ESDP Synergy 180
Alexander Moens
10 Strategic Partners, Different Strategies: the United States
and Canada in the Transatlantic Security Community 202
Frédéric Mérand
Select Bibliography 220
Index 237
List of Tables
3.1 Military activity of East European EU member states and
candidates 54
3.2 Support in the EU for the accession of the South-eastern
European states 60
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Acknowledgements
This book is the result of our shared interest in the restructuring and
adaptation of European security institutions. As with all collaborative
projects, this volume would not have been possible without the assis-
tance of many organizations and individuals. We are more than grateful
to acknowledge the generous support of the UBC Institute for European
Studies (IES), the UBC Centre for International Relations, the UBC
Department of Political Science, the German Academic Exchange Service
(DAAD) as well as the British Council and the Consulate General of France
in Vancouver.
Many individuals have offered input on various drafts of the chapters.
In particular, we wish to thank Eric Remacle and Frédéric Charillon for
their insights. Both the Director of the Institute for European Studies,
Sima Godfrey, and the Director of the Centre for International Relations,
Brian Job, provided support and helped to navigate the editors through
the publication process. Michael Eddy andJason R. Young, both graduate
students from the IES Masters programme, and Rob Stoddard, Assistant
to the IES Director, were helpful in bringing the style into line with the
publishers’ requirements. Ryan Cross assisted in preparing the bibliogra-
phy. Most of all, however, we are grateful to our authors, who were
always supportive in bringing this project to a successful end.
STEFANGÄNZLEANDALLENG. SENS
VANCOUVER
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Notes on Contributors
Milagros Álvarez is Assistant Professor of International and EU Law at the
Universidad de Barcelona. She was a visiting scholar at Cornell University’s
Institute of European Studies. Her research interests focus on the European
integration process, the European Security and Defence Policy, trans-
atlantic relations and international security management. Recent publi-
cations include ‘The European Security and Defence Policy within the
Framework of the European Union Reform’ in Revista Jurídica Universidad
de Puerto Rico(2004).
Malcolm Anderson is Professor Emeritus at the University of Edinburgh
and an Honorary Jean Monnet Professor. He has held teaching posts in
four UK universities and temporary posts in France, Austria, Greece,
Canada, Nigeria and the United States. He was Senior Fellow of the Centre
of European Policy Studies until 2003 where he directed the programme
on Justice and Home Affairs. He has been a consultant for the French
Planning Commission, the House of Lords, the European Commission,
and the Negotiation Support Unit for the Middle East Peace Process. He
has published books, articles and reports on French and comparative
politics, international police cooperation, the politics of frontiers, and
the EU.
Lenard J. Cohen is a Professor in the Department of Political Science at
Simon Fraser University in Vancouver where he has been teaching since
1974. His main area of specialization is East European politics, with a
special focus on the Balkans. His publications include Political Cohesion
in a Fragile Mosaic: the Yugoslav Experience (1983), The Socialist Pyramid:
Elites and Power in Yugoslavia (1989), Broken Bonds: Yugoslavia’s
Disintegration and Balkan Politics in Transition (1995), ‘Serpent in the
Bosom’: the Rise and Fall of Slobodan Milosevic (2000) and Foreign Policy
Realignment in the Age of Terror (2003).
Fraser Cameron is Director of Studies at the European Policy Centre
(EPC). A former academic and diplomat, Cameron was an adviser to the
European Commission for more than ten years and was closely involved
in the development of the EU’s external relations, including the Common
Foreign and Security Policy. Cameron has been a visiting professor at
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