DKMORS - Missions and operations as a tool for shaping the EUʼs global engagement

Title:	Missions and operations as a tool for shaping the EUʼs global engagement
Authors:	Kozioł, Aleksandra (Author)
Language:	English
Work type:	Unknown
Tipology:	1.03 - Short Scientific Article
Organization:	MORS - MORS publications
Abstract:	The European Union is an international actor which makes a contribution to increasing the level of security in the world. It is currently carrying out 11 civilian and 6 military missions and operations, deploying approximately 5,000 personnel. Although over the years it has adapted its mechanisms and instruments based on learning by doing, in recent times, deepened by the pandemic crisis, the attention of the Member States has shifted inwards. As a result, the European Union now faces a major challenge to define its security role.
Keywords:	European Union, crisis management, missions, operations, security, peace
Year of publishing:	2021
UDC:	355.356/.357:061.1EU
article ISSN:	2463-9575
COBISS_ID:	81199619
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Files:	RAZ_Kozioł_Aleksandra_i2021.pdf (243,28 KB)
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Secondary language

Language:	Slovenian
Title:	Misije in operacije kot orodje za oblikovanje delovanja EU na globalni ravni
Abstract:	Evropska unija je mednarodni akter, ki prispeva k povečanju stopnje varnosti v svetu. Trenutno izvaja 11 civilnih in šest vojaških operacij ter misij s približno 5000 napotenimi pripadniki. Čeprav je z leti svoje mehanizme in instrumente, ki temeljijo na učenju na podlagi izkušenj, prilagodila, se je v zadnjem času, ki ga poglobljeno zaznamuje pandemična kriza, pozornost držav članic obrnila navznoter. Evropska unija se zato zdaj spoprijema z velikim izzivom glede opredelitve svoje varnostne vloge.
Keywords:	Evropska unija, krizno upravljanje, misije, operacije, varnost, mir