The EU and the Meaning of Security

Croft, Stuart (2012). The EU and the Meaning of Security. EU-GRASP. United Nations University.

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  • Author Croft, Stuart
    Title The EU and the Meaning of Security
    Series Title EU-GRASP
    Volume/Issue No. 4
    Publication Date 2012-03-01
    Place of Publication Bruges
    Publisher United Nations University
    Pages 5
    Language eng
    Abstract The  development  of  ‘security  policy’  is  never  straightforward. From the  perspective  of the  desk of a practitioner, what is and is not security may seem clear, and even objective. But ‘security policy’ is rarely clear – look at the differences of opinion in Europe over whether to act in response to the uprising in Libya – and the consequences always hard to foresee. Indeed, when we consider the ideas and practices of other nations and cultures, and indeed,  of  Europe’s  own  ideas  and  practices  in  the  past,  it  is  clear  that  security  means  different things to different peoples in different places and in different times. This Policy Brief seeks to showcase three ideas of security, as a means of understanding how we shape our security policies today.
    Copyright Holder United Nations University Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies
    Copyright Year 2012
    Copyright type All rights reserved
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