Mapping the field of European security / Cartographier le champ de la sécurité en Europe

Articles

• Europol to become EU agency in 2010

  23 April 2008, by European Commission
  Police coordination centre in The Hague to join family of EU bodies.

• Europol deviendra une agence de l’Union en 2010

  23 avril 2008, par European Commission
  Le centre de coordination policière siégeant à la Haye fera désormais partie de la famille des organismes de l’Union.

• Research Conference : Intelligence, borders and surveillance, April 21st, 2008

  14 April 2008, by Challenge French Team
  The fight against terrorism has led to multiple transformations of the state’s security apparatuses – with a priority now given to intelligence -, as well as of the very logics that have historically underpinned the concept of «security» – with the now prevailing logic of anticipation.

• Séminaire de recherche : Renseignement, frontières et surveillance, 21 avril 2008

  14 avril 2008, par Challenge French Team
  La lutte contre le « terrorisme » est aujourd’hui le lieu de multiples transformations des appareils de sécurité des Etats – avec une prééminence désormais donnée au renseignement –, ainsi que d’une importante redéfinition des logiques et des distinctions ayant historiquement prévalues en matière de sécurité – avec ici une logique d’anticipation du danger et des menace.

• Providing Europe with the tools to bring its border management into the 21st century

  31 March 2008, by Frattini Franco
  «Why does Europe need a new approach to border management? Europe needs a new approach to border management to better face the challenges posed by globalisation, increased mobility and ever changing security threats. We need to be one step ahead to the increasingly better organised networks of terrorists and criminals who have discovered the lucrative trafficking in human beings, drugs and weapons. Innovative and effective border controls have to strike a difficult balance between ensuring the free movement of a growing number of people across borders and guaranteeing greater security for Europe’s citizens. Border controls therefore have to focus more on potential challenges, be flexible enough to adapt to unexpected circumstances and be easy to operate by border guards.»

• Seminar Report : Antiterrorism, Risk and Intelligence-led Logics

  4 February 2008, by Bonditti Philippe
  The seminar aimed at prolonging the very stimulating discussions initiated in the two previous seminars organized under the COST Action 24 on the issue of « Security, Technologies of Risk, and the Political ». It also aimed at injecting in the debate an analysis of the Intelligence-led logics discussed within the Challenge Programme. If each of the antiterrorism, risk and intelligence perspectives are relatively well explored, discussed and documented, these three aspects of the contemporary dominant security approach are too rarely explored all together.

• Mapping of the European Security Agencies

  4 février 2008, par Challenge French Team
  Mapping of the European Security Agencies

• Seminar : Antiterrorism, Risk and Intelligence-led Logics

  27 November 2007, by Challenge French Team
  The research group on « Mapping the Field of Security in Europe » invites you to the Challenge-COST Joint Seminar: Antiterrorism, Risk and Intelligence-led Logics

• Séminaire : Antiterrorisme, logiques du risque et de renseignement

  27 novembre 2007, par Challenge French Team
  Le groupe de recherche « Cartographie de la sécurité en Europe » vous convie au séminaire Challenge-COST : Antiterrorisme, logiques du risque et de renseignement

• Report on the EURODAC audit: EDPS welcomes conclusions for improved security of the system

  14 November 2007, by Contrôleur européen de la protection des données
  The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) today delivered the report on the results of a security audit on the EURODAC system to the European Commission. As the supervisory authority of the Central Unit of EURODAC, the EDPS launched a comprehensive inspection which was completed in March 2006. This was followed by a decision to initiate an in-depth security audit, the results of which were presented to the European Commission.

• Rapport d’audit sur EURODAC : le CEPD soutient les conclusions pour l’amélioration de la sécurité du système

  14 novembre 2007, par Contrôleur européen de la protection des données
  Le Contrôleur européen de la protection des données (CEPD) a transmis aujourd’hui à la Commission européenne le rapport sur les résultats d’un audit de sécurité sur le système EURODAC. En tant qu’autorité de supervision de l’Unité Centrale d’EURODAC, le CEPD a lancé une inspection d’ensemble qui s’est terminée en mars 2006. Une décision a ensuite été prise d’entreprendre un audit de sécurité approfondi dont les résultats viennent d’être présentés à la Commission européenne.

• Conference : Twelve Stories in Search of a Sovereign

  13 November 2007, by Challenge French Team, Walker Rob J.
  The research group on « Mapping the field of Security in Europe» invites you to the conference: Twelve Stories in Search of a Sovereign

• COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION TO THE COUNCIL AND THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT on the role of Eurojust and the European Judicial Network in the fight against organised crime and terrorism in the European Union

  29 octobre 2007, par European Commission
  Eurojust was set up, following the positive experience of Pro Eurojust, by a Decision of 28 February 2002 (« the Decision ») ; since then it has proved effective in bringing about a real improvement in the operation of law enforcement cooperation between the 27 Member States and has recorded significant operational successes.In the Hague Programme the European Council asked the Commission to consider Eurojust’s further development. Specialists in judicial cooperation met to discuss the issue in Vienna in September 2006 . The European Judicial Network has contributed to the process . Eurojust itself has also made a contribution. In conclusions adopted on 13 June last, the Council once again asked the Commission to present a communication on the role of Eurojust and the European Judicial Network .

• Treaty Between the Kingdom of Spain, the French Republic, the Italian Republic, the Kingdom of The Netherlands and the Portuguese Republic, establishing the European Gendarmerie Force

  22 October 2007, by Italian Republic, Kingdom of Spain, Kingdom of The Netherlands, Portuguese Republic, Republic of France
  The object of this Treaty is to establish a European Gendarmerie Force, which shall be operational, pre-organised, robust, and rapidly deployable, exclusively comprising elements of police forces with military status of the Parties, in order to perform all police tasks within the scope of crisis management operations.

• Treaty Establishing Eurogendfor

  22 October 2007, by Portuguese Government
  The Portuguese Government congratulates itself on the signature today, the 18th of October 2007, of the Treaty establishing and governing the European Gendarmerie Force (Eurogendfor). The signature of the Treaty is an essential step to endow the European Union with a joint police tool designed to respond to crisis scenarios. Eurogendfor should be used in non-stabilised and added-risk environments.

• Draft Council Conclusions on access to Eurodac by Member State police and law enforcement authorities

  9 October 2007, by European Council
  Under the Hague Programme (No. 2.1.), better exchange of information, including by means of more extensive access to existing EU information systems, is one of the ways in which the aim of strengthening security is to be achieved. To combat terrorism and other serious crimes it is inevitable that police and law enforcement authorities have access, within the scope of their powers, to the most comprehensive and up-to-date information possible.

• Policy document concerning access to Eurodac by Member States’ police and law enforcement authorities

  9 October 2007, by European Council
  The German delegation is preparing a proposal for a Council decision concerning access to Eurodac by Member States’ police and law enforcement authorities for the purposes of preventing, detecting or investigating criminal offences, in particular terrorist offences.

• Rapport d’activité de la Commission nationale Citoyens - Justice - Police juillet 2004 - décembre 2006

  17 septembre 2007, par Ligue des droits de l’homme, Syndicat de la Magistrature, Syndicat des avocats de France
  Le deuxiéme rapport bisannuel de la commission nationale Citoyens-Justice-Police, composée de la Ligue des droits de l’Homme, du Syndicat de la Magistrature et du Syndicat des Avocat de France, est rendu public dans un contexte post électoral qui s’avére préoccupant. Au moment où le nouveau président de la République, ancien ministre de l’Intérieur du gouvernement sortant, prend ses fonctions, on ne peut s’empécher d’avoir en mémoire le bilan politique de ces derniéres années en matiére de sécurité publique.

• Le développement de la coopération policière dans l’Union européenne : quel avenir pour Europol

  23 août 2007, par Genson Roland, Zanders Patrick
  Lancé par la présidence autrichienne en janvier 2006, à l’occasion d’une réunion informelle des ministres de la Justice et des Affaires intérieures, le débat sur l’avenir d’Europol s’est orienté d’une part vers une optimisation de son fonctionnement grâce à la corporate governance, d’autre part vers un développement de ses capacités opérationnelles au sein d’une architecture de sécurité intérieure européenne.

• Eurojust : Annual Report 2005

  2 July 2007, by Kennedy Michael G.
  I am pleased to present the fourth Eurojust Annual Report. The report is for the calendar year 2005 and is prepared in accordance with Article 32(1) of the Eurojust Decision which requires the President, on behalf of the College, «to report to the Council in writing every year on the activities and management, including budgetary management of Eurojust.»

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