Thinking security in a fluid world
The shock provoked by the events on September 11th, 2001, does not create a new world, but suggests new frames of interpretation. The world of […]
The shock provoked by the events on September 11th, 2001, does not create a new world, but suggests new frames of interpretation. The world of […]
Is the use of the term of « war » by the American administration, referring to the struggle against world terrorism, a judicious one, when […]
On November 13, 2001, President Bush issued a military order pertaining to the « Detention, Treatment, and Trial of Certain Non-Citizens in the War Against […]
During the Istanbul Conference held in November 1999, the OCSE adopted a new and important document : a European Security Charter. Aware that crises are […]
As the American campaign in Afghanistan puts Central Asia in the heart of the antiterrorist plan drawn up by the international community, the stability and […]
Greenland, a territory under Danish sovereignty, is obtaining more and more competence as far as foreign policy is concerned. Its political and economical ambitions, nonetheless, […]
The 1990s witnessed an increasingly heated international discussion about humanitarian intervention and what obligations states had to secure the rights of individuals in cases where […]
Facing the complex and changing reality of threats stemming from the proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), to which international terrorism added new ramifications […]
The European Union has recently committed itself towards a defence policy. If it fails, the whole current European enterprise would certainly receive a severe blow. […]
The attacks on September 11th can definitely be coined « terrorist », yet their scale makes them singularly portentous, the evidence of a radical evolution in the […]