The European Union's common foreign and security policy and the reform of the security council

European Foreign Affairs Review

Volumn 2, Issue 2, 1997, Pages 197-209

  Tsakaloyannis, Panos ^a   Bourantonis, Dimitris ^a  

^a ATHENS UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS   (Greece)

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EID: 84933482975     PISSN: 13846299     EISSN: 18758223     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.54648/eerr1997013     Document Type: Article

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3. Biid am Sonntag, 16 September 1990.
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5. ; The Financial Times, 19 February 199
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10. ' I On this theme see Christopher Hill, 'The capability-expectation~gap, or conceptualizing Europe's international role' 3l(3) Journal ofcommon Market Studies (1993).
11. j 3 UN News, PR 187194, 5 August 1994. For Boutros Boutros-Ghali's views on the role of Regional Security in the new era see An Agenda For.Peace (United Nations, New York 1992), 35-8.
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16. For an outline of recent British and French views on this matter see Matanle: op. cit., 29-33.
17. See e.g. the speech by the German representative at the Fiftieth Session of the General Assembly on 13 November 1995. UN Doc. Al50lP.56, pp. 23-5.
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22. 3' For a discussion on current trends on this subject see Panos Tsakaloyannis, The European Union as a Seclirity Conzm~inity:Problems and Prospects (Nomos, Baden-Baden 1996), esp. chs 8-1 0.
23. Franqois Duchine, 'The EC and the uncertainties of interdependence', in Max Kohnstamn and Wolfgang Hager (eds), A A1ation Writ Large? Foreign-Policy Problems Before the Eliropean Conzm~rnity(Macmillan, London 1973). 19-20.
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25. See e.g. Simon Nuttall, Security of the Unioiz, 1996, Federal Trust Papers No. 4, 1995.
26. See, for example, the speech by Mr Fulci. the Italian representative, at the Fiftieth Session of the General Assetnbly ofthe UN. UN Official Records, Al50lP.56. 13 November 1995.