1st Edition
The Security Governance of Regional Organizations
1. Regional Organizations and Security Emil J. Kirchner & Roberto Dominguez Part I: Transatlantic Area 2. The EU as a Regional and Global Security Provider Emil J. Kirchner 3. Security Governance in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Roberto Dominguez 4. The OSCE as a Regional Security Actor: A Security Governance Perspective Nuray Ibryamova Part II: Western Hemisphere 5. Regional Security Governance in the Americas: the OAS Alejandro Chanona 6. The Caribbean Community's 'Fourth Pillar': the Evolution of Regional Security Governance Jessica Byron 7. Understanding the Complexities of Security Governance in the Andean Region Aimee Kanner Arias 8. MERCOSUR's Incipient Security Governance Andrea Oelsner Part III: Asia and Africa 9. Lessons from the ASEAN Regional Forum: Transcending the Image of Paper Tiger Katja Weber 10. The Shanghai Framwork and Central Asia: Chop-suey Governance? Imtiaz Hussain 11. The African Union and the Quest for Security Governance in Africa Olufemi Babarinde Conclusion 12. Performance of Regional Organizations in Security Governance Emil J Kirchner & Roberto Dominguez
Biography
Emil J. Kirchner is Professor of European Studies and Jean Monnet Chair at the University of Essex. He is also Associate Editor of the Journal of European Integration.
Roberto DomÃnguez is Associate Professor in the Department of Government at Suffolk University, Boston. He is a research associate at the Miami European Union Center and was editor of the Journal Relaciones Internacionales (UNAM, Mexico).
"By examining the history of security governance, The Security Governance of Regional Organizations contributes to the reconceptualization of security governance, which argues that different organizational practices produce different preferences for corresponding security dimensions and assesses whether the regional organizations examined are effective security providers. This collection is a well-written and valuable contribution both to the study of international relations and to the study of security governance." - KAI CHEN, College of Public Administration, Zhejiang University, China
