The European Union as an Actor in Security Sector Reform

Abstract

Foreword Clare Short 1. The European Union and Security Sector Reform: current practices and challenges of implementation Oya Dursun-Ozkanca and Antoine Vandemoortele 2. Between knowledge and power: epistemic communities and the emergence of security sector reform in the EU security architecture Giovanni Faleg 3. From speeches to actions: EU involvement in the war in afghanistan through the EUPOL Afghanistan Mission Maxime H.A. Larive 4. Adaptation, resistance and a (Re)turn to functionalism: the case of the Bosnian police restructuring process (2003-2008) Antoine Vandemoortele 5. The implementation of the EU security sector reform policies in the Democratic Republic of Congo? Arnout Justaert 6. Security sector reform in Kosovo: the complex division of labor between the EU and other multilateral institutions in building Kosovo's police force Oya Dursun-Ozkanca and Katy Crossley-Frolick 7. The European Union's role in the Palestinian Territories: state-building through Security Sector Reform? Dimitris Bouris 8. Security Sector Reform and Georgia: the European Union's challenge in the Southern Caucasus Greg Simons 9. Which and whose authority? EU support to security governance in Aceh Simone Tholens