1st Edition
A Human Security Doctrine for Europe Project, Principles, Practicalities
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
Geneviève Schméder
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
Biography
Marlies Glasius is a Research Fellow at the Centre for the Study of Global Governance, London School of Economics and Political Science.
Mary Kaldor is Director of the same centre and Professor of Global Governance. She is the author of New and Old Wars (1999), The Imaginary War (1990) and numerous other studies on global security. The editors are the coordinator and the convenor of the Study Group on Europe’s Security Capabilities.
