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Routledge - The European Union and Military Conflict Management

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Description

Gain a deep understanding of how the European Union handles military conflict management beyond its borders. This book from Routledge provides the first comprehensive review of the EU's role in global security governance. It examines the five military operations launched under the Common Security and Defence Policy, specifically designed to manage violent conflicts outside of EU territory. Readers will find a clear analytical framework used to define and evaluate success in these operations. Through a comparative case study approach, the text applies specific criteria to assess how effectively the EU manages international security challenges. This work is an important resource for those studying security and governance, offering a structured way to look at the effectiveness of EU military interventions and their impact on global stability.

Key Features

Provides the first comprehensive review of the European Union's role in military conflict management outside its borders.

Offers an important contribution to academic debates regarding the EU's role in global security governance.

Analyzes five specific military operations conducted under the framework of the Common Security and Defence Policy.

Develops a unique definition and a set of criteria to evaluate success in military conflict management.

Uses a comparative case study method to apply a new analytical framework to real-world security scenarios.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
14 April 2014
Listed Since
02 July 2013

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