A Human Security Doctrine for Europe : Project, Principles, Practicalities (Hardcover)

Preface

Contributors

List of Abbrevations

List of Maps and Tables

Part I: Introduction

A Human Security Vision for Europe and Beyond

Marlies Glasius and Mary Kaldor

The Challenges to Re-Establishing A Public Monopoly of Violence

Herbert Wulf

Part II: A Bottom-up Approach: Five Regional Studies

Old and New Insecurity in the Balkans: Lessons from the EU’s

Intervention in Macedonia

Denisa Kostovicova

The Great Lakes Region: Security Vacuum and European Legacy

Victoria Brittain and Augusta Conchiglia

Sierra Leone’s War in a Regional Context: Lessons from Interventions

David Keen

Human Security in the South Caucasus

Mient-Jan Faber and Mary Kaldor

Middle East Security: A View from Israel, Palestine and Iraq

Yahia Said

Part III: A Framework for Operations

An International Law Framework with respect to International Peace and Security

Christine Chinkin

Women as Agents of Change in Conflict and Post-Conflict Situations

Sonja Licht

Culture and Capabilities of the New EU Members

Pavel Seifter

Principles for the Use of the Military in Support of Law-Enforcement Operations: Implementing the European Security Strategy

Andrew Salmon and Mary Kaldor

Part IV: Capabilities, Resources and Institutions

What Colour Is Your Elephant? The Military Aspect of European Security

Christopher Ankersen

Civilian Tasks and Capabilities in EU operations

Renata Dwan

Equipment, Resources , and Inter-operability

Genevieve Schmeder

Embedding a Bottom-Up Approach to European Security

Stefanie Flechtner

Annex

A Human Security Doctrine for Europe

The Barcelona Report of the Study Group on Europe’s Security Capabilities