Security Co-operation beyond the Nation-State: The EU's Common Security and Defence Policy
Security Co-operation beyond the Nation-State: The EU's Common Security and Defence Policy
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超越民族国家的安全合作：欧盟的共同安全与防务政策
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10.1111/j.1468-5965.2010.02126.x
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2010
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BICKERTON C
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近年来，欧盟的安全政策已成为研究人员和政策制定者共同关注的中心问题。一位欧盟高级官员讽刺地评论说，虽然只有大约200名官员真正“做”欧盟的共同安全和防务政策（CSDP），1但全世界似乎有成千上万的学者和学生参与其研究（Howorth，2007年，第4页）。欧洲主要官员经常将安全政策作为当代欧洲一体化的作用和目标的核心。用哈维尔·索拉纳的话说，过去欧盟的目的是确保欧洲的和平;今天，它是世界其他地区的和平建设者（索拉纳，2007年）。首先，虽然安全和国防政策长期以来被欧盟的学生认为是经济一体化的穷表亲（Ehrgaard，1997），但它们越来越被视为欧洲一体化进程的核心。这里可以看到
The security policies of the European Union have in recent years become a central concern for researchers and policy-makers alike. A senior EU official has commented wryly that, whilst only around 200 officials actually ‘do’the EU’s common security and defence policy (CSDP), 1 there appear to be many thousands of academics and students all over the world who engage in its study (Howorth, 2007, p. 4). Leading European officials regularly cite security policy as central to the role and purpose of contemporary European integration. In Javier Solana’s words, in the past the EU was intended to secure peace in Europe; today, it is about being a peace-builder in the rest of the world (Solana, 2007).Several factors explain this burgeoning interest. First, whilst security and defence policies were long considered by students of the EU as the poor cousins of economic integration (Øhrgaard, 1997), they are increasingly viewed as central to the process of European integration. Here can be seen