European Security Law

Martin Trybus was appointed to a Senior Lectureship at the University of Sheffield in January 2006 and is currently seconded to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in Paris. At the OECD he is coordinating three major studies on public procurement in Europe financed by the European Commission.Nigel White was appointed Professor of International Law at the University of Sheffield in September 2005. Previously he was at Nottingham University where he started as a lecturer in 1987, having obtained his Ph.D there. He obtained his first degree in Jurisprudence from the University of Oxford in 1982. He was appointed Professor of International Organisations at the University of Nottingham in 2000 and served as Head of School from 2000-2003.

• INTRODUCTION ; 1. An Introduction to European Security Law ; PART 1: ORIGINS AND FUTURE OF EUROPEAN SECURITY INTEGRATION ; 2. The Vision of the European Defence Community and a Common Defence for the European Union ; 3. On the Common Security and Defence Policy of the EU Constitutional Treaty ; PART 2: ELEMENTS OF EUROPEAN SECURITY POLICY ; 4. ESDP in Practice: Increasingly Varied and Ambitious EU Security and Defence Operations ; 5. EU Peacekeeping Operations: Legal and Theoretical Issues ; 6. Extraterritorial Collective Security: The European Union and Operation Artemis ; 7. The Anti-Terrorism Dimension of ESDP ; 8. Common European Defence: Competition or Compatibility with NATO? ; 9. The European Armaments Policy: A Conditio Sine Qua Non of the European Security and Defence Policy? ; PART 3: CONSISTENCY OF THE EUROPEAN SECURITY FRAMEWORK ; 10. Differentiation in EU Foreign, Security and Defence Policy: Between Coherence and Flexibility ; 11. Security and Defence Policy within the Context of EU External Relations: Issues of Coherence, Consistency, and Effectiveness ; 12. EU-NATO Relations: Interoperability as a Strategic Consideration and a Legal Requirement ; 13. The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe and European Security Law ; 14. The EU as a Regional Security Actor within the International Legal Order ; CONCLUSION ; 15. Conclusions on the Current State of European Security Law