Assessing the EU’s commitment to multilateralism CSDP and Member States’ propensity to participate in peace missions

Authors

  • Fulvio Attinà

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30722/anzjes.vol3.iss2.15099

Keywords:

CSDP, European Union, Multilateral security, Peace building, Peace operations, Post-conflict reconstruction

Abstract

This paper analyzes the contribution of the CSDP operations to the peace building tasks of the peace operations of the global system, and examines the different levels of participation of EU Member States. Section one presents the scenario and considers the growth and expansion of practice of peace operations in the last twenty years. Section two reviews the main attributes of the CSDP operations. Section three explores the contribution of the old and new Member States to CSDP by examining the number of operations these countries participated in. The concluding section summarizes the research findings, and points to the current challenges faced by the EU’s peace missions.

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Published

2021-02-05

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 2 (2011)

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