Vol. LIX:Issue 1 (2006): The foreign security policy of the European Union

Editorial, S. Biscop
EU SECURITY POLICY AFTER 9/11 – GUEST-EDITOR GIOVANNA BONO
– The impact of 11 September 2001 and the “War on Terror” on European Foreign and Security Policy; Key issues and debates, G. Bono
-The shock of the real? Trends in European Foreign and Security Policy since September 2001, M. Smith
-The legality of anticipatory military action after 9/11: the slippery slope of self-defense, J. Wouters and T. Ruys
-The doctrine of “Responsibility to Protect” and the EU stance: critical appraisal, B. Delcourt
-The EU and Bosnia after Dayton: the reform of international policy towards Bosnia, D. Chandler
MULTIDIMENSIONAL SECURITY
-Global Power Europe? EU25 between internationalism and parochialism, J. Pilegaard & N. A. Rasmussen
-Developing the European Foreign, Security and Defence Policy without the Constitution?, B. Koopmans
-NATO, ESDP, and transatlantic security: where does Canada fit?, F. Mérand
-Addressing security governance challenges in Post-Conflict Peacebuilding, A. Bryden
-The security-Development nexus in EU debates, S. Grimm
-What are the options for improving democratic control of Europol and for providing it with adequate operational capabilities?, W. Bruggeman
ISLAMISM AND KEMALISM
-Which way for the future? Kemalist westernisation for the Millenium, L-A Glyptis
-The Modernity of Islamism and Jihad Militancy, S. Zemni