Die gemeinsame europäische Verteidigung – was ist sie, und wenn ja, wie viele?

Gerhard Jandl

doi:10.5771/0175-274X-2018-4-171

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- 171–207 THEMENSCHWERPUNKT 171–207
  - 171–180 Die gemeinsame europäische Verteidigung – was ist sie, und wenn ja, wie viele? Gerhard Jandl Gerhard Jandl 171–180
  - 181–185 Die neue Initiative einer Verteidigungsforschung der Europäischen Union – Placebo oder echtes Allheilmittel? Harald Pöcher Harald Pöcher 181–185
  - 186–190 GSVP und Irische Klausel: Neutrale Mitgliedstaaten – Lösung oder Problem? Hubert Isak Hubert Isak 186–190
  - 191–195 PESCO, Strategic Autonomy, and Ambition Sven Biscop Sven Biscop 191–195
  - 196–203 Die EU auf dem Weg zur Verteidigungsunion? Bernhard Christandl, Martin Muchitsch Bernhard Christandl, Martin Muchitsch 196–203
  - 204–207 Europäische Raumfahrtkompetenz und Sicherheit im Hinblick auf eine gemeinsame Verteidigungsunion Annette Froehlich Annette Froehlich 204–207
- 208–219 BEITRÄGE AUS FRIEDENSFORSCHUNG UND SICHERHEITSPOLITIK 208–219
  - 208–213 Colombia ́s Oil Wealth – A Resource for Conflict or Peace? Putumayo ́s Natural Resources Extraction in Phases of Conflict Transformation Helen Deacon Helen Deacon 208–213
  - 214–219 Die Schattenseiten der politischen Rebelleninklusion. Dilemmasituationen am Beispiel der FARC in Kolumbien Maximilian Görgens Maximilian Görgens 214–219
- 220–221 NEUERSCHEINUNGEN 220–221
- 221–226 BESPRECHUNGEN 221–226
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S&F Sicherheit und Frieden , page 171 - 180

Die gemeinsame europäische Verteidigung – was ist sie, und wenn ja, wie viele?

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Gerhard Jandl

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/0175-274X-2018-4-171
- ISSN: 0175-274X
- ISSN online: 0175-274x
Abstract

According to Art 42 (2) of the Treaty on European Union, the EU’s Common Security and Defense Policy shall lead to a common defense policy. This in turn will lead (under certain circumstances) to a common defense. But these terms are not clearly defined and thus often confused and misapprehended. The article discusses the present state in the comprehensive CSDP review package undertaken since 2013, and to what extent the ground for an eventual common defence is currently being prepared. What lies behind the “European Defence Fund”, “PESCO”, “CARD”, the enhanced NATO-EU cooperation, and the other measures? Will they lead, in the long run, to a common defense (and possibly a European army), or “only” to a common defense policy? Can Austria as neutral country participate, and what would participation mean for the Austrian neutrality?

Zusammenfassung

According to Art 42 (2) of the Treaty on European Union, the EU’s Common Security and Defense Policy shall lead to a common defense policy. This in turn will lead (under certain circumstances) to a common defense. But these terms are not clearly defined and thus often confused and misapprehended. The article discusses the present state in the comprehensive CSDP review package undertaken since 2013, and to what extent the ground for an eventual common defence is currently being prepared. What lies behind the “European Defence Fund”, “PESCO”, “CARD”, the enhanced NATO-EU cooperation, and the other measures? Will they lead, in the long run, to a common defense (and possibly a European army), or “only” to a common defense policy? Can Austria as neutral country participate, and what would participation mean for the Austrian neutrality?
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