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NATO Enlargement and Relations with the European Union
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relationship between Evere (NATO) and Cortenbergh (EU) is going to be there for many yearsthough will probably go through cycles. It follows that the shaping of the European Union's securityarchitecture and its chosen strategy may determine NATO's future role on the continent – the ‘inarea’ decisions and operations. In turn it follows that the shape of NATO's security architecture,such as the post-Prague organizations of Allied Command Transformation and Allied CommandOperations, may determine both the EU and NATO's future global role – the ‘out of area’ decisionsand operations.
References
George Bush (2002) BBC Saturday, 23 November, 2002, 23:46 GMT Bush rallies new NATOpartners
Jacques Chirac, (2001) The Common Foreign and Security policy of the European Union, DefenceEurope, 20-21 Les Dossiers de L’Abecedaire parlementaire, No 8 2
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trimestere
BBC (2004) EU launches crisis police force 17 September, 2004, 10:37 GMT
EU (2003) A Secure Europe in a Better World, 12 December 2003, http://www.iss-eu.org/solana/solanae.pdf
FT (2002) NATO invites ex-communists to join PRAGUE (Reuters) - 1 Nov 2002 09:56
NATO Handbook (2001) Chapter 4, ‘NATO-EU Relations’,http://www.NATO.int/docu/handbook/2001/hb0403.htm
NATO Public Relations Division NATO-EU (2002) A strategic partnership Greater Europeanresponsibility in defence matters. 2 December 2004. http://www.nato.int/issues/nato-eu/eu-responsability.html
NATO (2003), ‘NATO-EU cooperation taken to a new level’, Press Release 17 March 2003,http://www.NATO.int/docu/update/2003/03-march/e0317a.htm
Ingo Peters, (2004) ESDP as a Transatlantic Issue: Problems of Mutual Ambiguity, InternationalStudies Review, Volume 6, Issue 3, September 2004, pp 381-401
George Roberston (2002) BBC NATO asks ex-Soviet seven to join Thursday, November 21, 2002Posted: 10:02 AM EST (1502 GMT)
Glen Segell, (2004) “Intelligence Agency Relations Between the European Union and the U.S.”,International Journal of Intelligence and Counter-Intelligence, Volume 17, Number 1, pp 81-96
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relationship between Evere (NATO) and Cortenbergh (EU) is going to be there for many years
though will probably go through cycles. It follows that the shaping of the European Union's security
architecture and its chosen strategy may determine NATO's future role on the continent – the ‘in
area’ decisions and operations. In turn it follows that the shape of NATO's security architecture,
such as the post-Prague organizations of Allied Command Transformation and Allied Command
Operations, may determine both the EU and NATO's future global role – the ‘out of area’ decisions
and operations.
References
George Bush (2002) BBC Saturday, 23 November, 2002, 23:46 GMT Bush rallies new NATO
partners
Jacques Chirac, (2001) The Common Foreign and Security policy of the European Union, Defence
Europe, 20-21 Les Dossiers de L’Abecedaire parlementaire, No 8 2
nd
trimestere
BBC (2004) EU launches crisis police force 17 September, 2004, 10:37 GMT
EU (2003) A Secure Europe in a Better World, 12 December 2003, http://www.iss-
eu.org/solana/solanae.pdf
FT (2002) NATO invites ex-communists to join PRAGUE (Reuters) - 1 Nov 2002 09:56
NATO Handbook (2001) Chapter 4, ‘NATO-EU Relations’,
http://www.NATO.int/docu/handbook/2001/hb0403.htm
NATO Public Relations Division NATO-EU (2002) A strategic partnership Greater European
responsibility in defence matters. 2 December 2004. http://www.nato.int/issues/nato-eu/eu-
responsability.html
NATO (2003), ‘NATO-EU cooperation taken to a new level’, Press Release 17 March 2003,
http://www.NATO.int/docu/update/2003/03-march/e0317a.htm
Ingo Peters, (2004) ESDP as a Transatlantic Issue: Problems of Mutual Ambiguity, International
Studies Review, Volume 6, Issue 3, September 2004, pp 381-401
George Roberston (2002) BBC NATO asks ex-Soviet seven to join Thursday, November 21, 2002
Posted: 10:02 AM EST (1502 GMT)
Glen Segell, (2004) “Intelligence Agency Relations Between the European Union and the U.S.”,
International Journal of Intelligence and Counter-Intelligence, Volume 17, Number 1, pp 81-96
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