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  • CFSP after the Constitutional Treaty: The Stakes for the Future

    7 November 2005
    The Debate on the Future of CFSP: The Obsession with the Constitutional Treaty The last years have been a crucial phase for the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP). Apparent failure during the Iraq crisis (Hill 2004), increased heterogeneity in the wake of enlargement, and the present ratification crisis of the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe (TCE) - which was triggered by a negative vote in France on 29 May 2005 and an even more dramatic rejection a few days later on 3 June 2005 in the Netherlands - do not sum up to an overwhelmingly positive assessment of the record of Europe’s foreign policy. Now that the entrance into force of the Constitutional Treaty seems to be in real danger, pessimists might state that the stakes for the CFSP and its future look rather dreadful. The EU will probably have to be prepared to live and work with the Treaty of Nice in the coming years, which might lead to new crises and conflicts.
  • Tekin Funda : curriculum vitae

    6 November 2005
    Funda Tekin finished her studies of economics with special reference to political science at the University of Cologne in summer 2004 writing her diploma thesis on the politico-administrative change and the Europeanisation of Turkey.
  • CFSP after the Constitutional Treaty: the Stakes for the Future

    6 September 2005
    Udo Diedrichs and Funda Tekin addressed the question of a Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) and the Constitutional Treaty in the light of the recent events of its rejection by the considerable majority of the French and Dutch populations.

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