The impact of 9/11 on European foreign and security policy

In: Institute for European Studies - publication series Number 9

In: Institute for European Studies

Abstract

Front -- Contents -- Acknowledments -- List of contributors -- Chapter 1 The Impact of 11 September 2001 and the 'War on Terror' on European Foreign and Security Policy: Key Issues and Debates -- Chapter 2 The Shock of the Real? Trends in European Foreign and Security Policy since September 2001 -- Chapter 3 The Legality of Anticipatory Military Action after 9/11: The Slippery Slope of Self-defence -- Chapter 4 The European Union and the Reform of the United Nations -- Chapter 5 The Doctrine of 'Responsibility to Protect' and the EU Stance: A Critical Appraisal -- Chapter 6 'Conflict Prevention' versus 'Coercive Prevention': Where Does the EU Stand? -- Chapter 7 The Post-September 2001 Security Agenda: Have the European Union's Policies on Africa Been Affected? -- Chapter 8 The EU and Bosnia after Dayton: The Reform of International Policy towards Bosnia -- Chapter 9 Rethinking or Readapting EU Policy towards the Mediterranean and the Middle East after 9/11? -- Chapter 10 EU and US Policies towards Iran: Common Objectives and Different Approaches -- Chapter 11 European Military Changes since 9/111 -- Chapter 12 Crisis - What Crisis? Transatlantic Relations in the Age of Bush.