The Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP): it’s frame, frame, institution, and impact

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The Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP): it’s frame, institution, and impact This panel aims at contributing to empirical and theoretical analysis of the CSDP; it’s past, the present and perhaps educated guesses on it’s future. This includes papers on i.e. the International System or parts of it; the CSDP ‘itself’ (perhaps addressing concepts like integration, Europeanization, Brusselisation, organisation, history and EU-actorness).

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