Bestseller: HANDBOOK ON CSDP
Over its 230 pages, the handbook gives a comprehensive overview of the state of affairs of the European Union's common security and defence policy. The nine chapters were written by European experts on security and defence, both from Brussels-based institutions and from EU Member States.
Chapter 1: Common Security and Defence Policy (Gustav Lindstrom, Sven Biscop, Raphaela Engel)
Chapter 2: Roles and responsibilities (Gabor Iklody, Luis Amorim, Diego de Ojeda, Jerome Legrand, Arnold Kammel, Pedro Serrano)
Chapter 3: CSDP missions and operations (Ana Isabel Xavier, Jochen Rehrl, Georgios Tsitsikostas, Kate Fearon, Sophie Picavet, Friedrich Schroetter)
Chapter 4: Evolving security challenges (Jochen Rehrl, Birgit Loeser, Jan Peter Giesecke, John Maas, Herbert Saurugg)
Chapter 5: Cross-cutting issues (Taina Jarvinen, Daphne Lodder, Karin Gatt Rutter, Gianmarco Scuppa)
Chapter 6: CFSP agencies (Antonio Missiroli, Pascal Legai, Jorge Domecq)
Chapter 7: Cooperation and collaboration (Clara Ganslandt, Michel Savary, Clement Boutillier)
Chapter 8: Capability development (Herbert Sailer, Sabine Mengelberg, Christos Malikkides)
Chapter 9: Training and education (Horst Koukhol, Dirk Dubois, Harald Gell, Jochen Rehrl)
The handbook aims at students of the European Security and Defence College, but high-ranking officials also read the handbook with great interest. 'The present handbook already serves as a reference document for the present and future experts on the common security and defence policy', concluded the editor-in-chief of the publication, Jochen Rehrl. Due to the high demand, a reprint of about 2000 copies had to be ordered by the Austrian Armed Forces Printing Centre in Vienna.
