Titlebook: Security, Trade, and Environmental Policy; A US/European Union Charles F. Bonser Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000 c

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The EU/WEU Role in European Securitytional situation has changed. The threats and challenges have become extremely ambiguous. Even a new word has been created, “glocalism,” a mixture of globalism and localism to describe what is happening everywhere, also in the States and Canada, where a reaction against central government and transnational risks are at play.

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Challenges for Europe in the New Century: A German Perspectivetwo major elements. These are: intensified integration and improved cooperation. The future security structure in Europe cannot be created from scratch. Rather, we must bring together the existing institutions and processes, especially the NATO, EU, WEU, and OSCE, and we must succeed in managing their interaction and complimentary approach.

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Dimensions of Change in the Post-Cold War Worldllions of casualties and untold damage are a thing of the past. It is literally impossible for us, for example, to imagine a future war between Germany and France—two countries that fought three bloody wars against each other in three-quarters of a century.

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Non-Military Threats to the Allianceism, illicit drugs, and organized transnational crime. We can add other threats to these (e.g., certain trafficking of people), but we can also be content, at first, with an approach to these three first threats that I have cited.

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