The Future of European Security: Adapting to New Threats | George C. Marshall European Center For Security Studies

Contributors

two soldiers in the field

Regional Security

NATO’s Land Forces

NATO's Readiness Action Plan deals with Russian aggression.

By

John W. Nicholson

General Mattis speaking at NATO

Foreign Fighters

Terrorism/ Counter Terrorism

Preserving EU Security

Regional cohesion is key to challenges by multiple crises

By

Gabor Csizmazia

Handshake over european flag

Good Governance

Building Stronger Neighbors

European Union policies toward its neighbors must be consistent, coherent.

By

Teodor Lucian Moga

EU's High representative for foreign affairs and security policy Federica Mogherini talks to journalists as she arrives before an EU summit meeting on June 28, 2016 at the European Union headquarters in Brussels.

Good Governance

EU-Wide Internal Security Forces

“citizen soldiers” to deal with threats inside Europe

By

Alfred C. Lugert

A soldiers from the 324th Psychological Operations Company, 14th Psychological Operations Battalion, Joint Psychological Task Force hands out flags and stickers to the people of Naray, Konar province.

Good Governance

Shifting Positions

Why regional cooperation in Afghanistan fails to deliver.

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NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe, US General Curtis M. Scaparrotti gives a press conference at the NATO's Kosovo Force Headquarters during his visit to Pristina on February 21, 2017.

Regional Security

NATO in the Western Balkans

NATO can no longer accept only intermittent success.

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Protest over Brexit

Good Governance

After Brexit

What prospects exist for European security?

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Marit Hommedal/AFP via Getty Images

Regional Security

Cooperative Security within NATO

Article 3 can improve interoperability and address horizontal threats.

By

Joseph N. Gardner

In a picture taken on April 26, 2015, Afghanistan's first female pilot Niloofar Rahmani, 23, sits in a fixed-wing Afghan Air Force aviator aircraft in Kabul. With a hint of swagger in her gait, Afghanistan's first female pilot since the ouster of the Taliban is defying death threats and archaic gender stereotypes to infiltrate an almost entirely male preserve.

Gender Security

Women, Peace and Security

Participation of women is lacking, but much needed

By

Annjulie Vester