EU foreign policy has long been considered the exclusive domain of
member states. This book challenges such conventional
state-centered wisdom by analyzing the influence of the
Brussels-based EU officials in the sensitive area of security and
defense. It asks why the member states have delegated important
functions to the EU and continues to examine how EU civil servants
affect the planning and conduct of civilian and military
operations.
Using multiple case studies and unique insights from over a hundred
interviews, this book shows how everyday security policy is made in
practice. Whether it concerns the deployment of uniformed personnel
to Aceh, Bosnia, Chad or Kosovo, the EU officials in the Council
and the European External Action Service shape outcomes and make a
difference. This book will be of interest to scholars, students and
practitioners of EU foreign policy.
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