New Perspectives on EU Internal Security Governance

Abstract

Both border security and cybersecurity have long become central EU internal security. Yet it remains heavily contested which role and authority the EU should play in these fields, spanning from privatisation, supranation integration or renationalisation. Dynamic technological changes and related changes to the exercise of public power (digital borders, selective controls) generate cross-cutting challenges to the core normative claim of the EU as a liberalising project.

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