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EUROPEAN UNION - CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS (2) answer(s).
 
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ESDP and civilian rapid reaction: adding value is harder than expected / Jakobsen, Peter Viggo   Journal Article
Jakobsen, Peter Viggo Journal Article
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Publication 2006.
Summary/Abstract This article takes issue with the prevailing view that the ESDP capacity building process is easier and has been more successful in the civilian than in the military field. It argues that civilian capacity building is harder than military capacity building, demonstrates that the European Union's (EU's) civilian rapid reaction capacity is considerably smaller and less integrated than is generally assumed and that the capacity goals set for 2008 are unattainable. Yet another major EU expectations-capability gap has been created and there is now a real danger that this gap will seriously damage the EU's reputation as the global leader in civilian rapid reaction crisis management.
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Exploring the civil-military interface and its impact on European strategic and operational personalities: Civilianisation' and limiting military roles in stabilisation operations? / Gordon, Stuart   Journal Article
Gordon, Stuart Journal Article
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Publication 2006.
Summary/Abstract Whilst the strategic and operational 'personalities' of states and international organisations are shaped by a wide range of variables, increasingly the structure and characteristics of the operational civil-military interface have become significant shaping factors in their own right. This has been driven by two interrelated processes: adaptations in the nature and objectives of international intervention operations and a repositioning of state and international organisations' assistance, military and political intervention strategies in relation to one another. These have generated a number of institutional and policy adaptations amongst several European states, NATO and the EU. This paper charts particularly significant or innovative changes within Denmark, the United Kingdom, NATO and the EU.
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