Dr Carolyn Moser is Head of Research Group and Senior Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law in Heidelberg, Germany. Her research interests are at the intersection of international and European law and governance, with a particular focus on foreign policy and security issues.

The theoretical framework of the book is extremely thorough, with strong analytical components detailing both concepts and methods of accountability as derived from prior contributions. The initial assumptions of the research are entirely reasonable. The methodology of the substantive inquiry blends legal doctrinal scholarship with interviews with policymakers. This is a welcome addition to the previous literature on EU security and defence, which tended to focus on only one of these approaches ... Accountability in EU Security and Defence is an excellent product and an invaluable read for the specialist with an interest in the EU law or foreign affairs policy, and to those with an interest in the accountability of the EU more broadly.

• 1: Accountability for EU Peacebuilding Missions 2: Unpacking the Civilian Dimension of EU Security and Defence 3: Accountability: a Complex Concept for a Compound Policy Tool 4: Research Design 5: Political Accountability: Unsteady Parliamentary Involvement 6: Legal Accountability: Beyond Jurisdictional Reach? 7: Administrative Accountability: Separate but Complementary Fora 8: Civilian Crisis Management in an Accountability Crisis?

Dr Carolyn Moser is Head of Research Group and Senior Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law in Heidelberg, Germany. Her research interests are at the intersection of international and European law and governance, with a particular focus on foreign policy and security issues.

The theoretical framework of the book is extremely thorough, with strong analytical components detailing both concepts and methods of accountability as derived from prior contributions. The initial assumptions of the research are entirely reasonable. The methodology of the substantive inquiry blends legal doctrinal scholarship with interviews with policymakers. This is a welcome addition to the previous literature on EU security and defence, which tended to focus on only one of these approaches ... Accountability in EU Security and Defence is an excellent product and an invaluable read for the specialist with an interest in the EU law or foreign affairs policy, and to those with an interest in the accountability of the EU more broadly.

• 1: Accountability for EU Peacebuilding Missions 2: Unpacking the Civilian Dimension of EU Security and Defence 3: Accountability: a Complex Concept for a Compound Policy Tool 4: Research Design 5: Political Accountability: Unsteady Parliamentary Involvement 6: Legal Accountability: Beyond Jurisdictional Reach? 7: Administrative Accountability: Separate but Complementary Fora 8: Civilian Crisis Management in an Accountability Crisis?

Dr Carolyn Moser is Head of Research Group and Senior Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law in Heidelberg, Germany. Her research interests are at the intersection of international and European law and governance, with a particular focus on foreign policy and security issues.

The theoretical framework of the book is extremely thorough, with strong analytical components detailing both concepts and methods of accountability as derived from prior contributions. The initial assumptions of the research are entirely reasonable. The methodology of the substantive inquiry blends legal doctrinal scholarship with interviews with policymakers. This is a welcome addition to the previous literature on EU security and defence, which tended to focus on only one of these approaches ... Accountability in EU Security and Defence is an excellent product and an invaluable read for the specialist with an interest in the EU law or foreign affairs policy, and to those with an interest in the accountability of the EU more broadly.

• 1: Accountability for EU Peacebuilding Missions 2: Unpacking the Civilian Dimension of EU Security and Defence 3: Accountability: a Complex Concept for a Compound Policy Tool 4: Research Design 5: Political Accountability: Unsteady Parliamentary Involvement 6: Legal Accountability: Beyond Jurisdictional Reach? 7: Administrative Accountability: Separate but Complementary Fora 8: Civilian Crisis Management in an Accountability Crisis?