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"The two faces of civilian in civilian crisis management: An opportunity to bring them together in the Lisbon era", by Stephanie Blair and Giji Gya is available here.
 The CSDP MAP link updates for July 2010 available here. Includes online update of the CSDP and EU mission chart.
CSDP MAP www.csdpmap.eu
ESR 50 published 20/7 - NPT Review Conference; EU training; Civilian Contributions to Operations; Peace Report 2010 on Afghanistan; CSDP and EU mission updates.
UN 1325 Gender List #16 July 2010 available here.
 ISIS Europe is a member of the MULTIPART project which investigates whether, how, and under what conditions multistakeholder partnerships can positively impact on human security and thus, facilitate non-violence and long-term peace. The project particularly focusses on the role of the EU. Four thematic papers on the areas under analysis - security; social and economic development; democracy, good governance, and the rule of law and confidence-building, reconciliation, and inter-communal bridge building, are now available for downloading here.
ISIS Europe is available for advice and training on CSDP, SSR, crisis management and gender & security. See our expertise on our staff and Senior Advisor page. Inquiries, contact giji.gya(at)isis-europe.org
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| European Security Review |
ESR no.50 (July - 2010) 
NPT Review Conference; Civilian Contributions to Operations; Peace Report 2010; CSDP and EU mission updates
ESR no.49 (May - 2010)
EEAS; Spanish Presidency; Women in the Peace Process; NATO-EU Assets; CSDP and EU Missions Update
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| European Parliament |
Parliamentary Update (SEDE Subcommittee) 24 June 2010 By Sebastian Bloching 2010-06-24
This update includes of the exchange of views with General Hakan Sirén, Chairman of the EU Military
Committee; Irakli Porchkhidze, Deputy General of the National Security Council of Georgia; Klees
Klompenhouwer, Civilian Operations Commander (CPCC) and Ambassador Hansjörg Haber, Head of
Mission EUMM Georgia, on the activities of the EU Military Committee and the EU Monitoring Mission
to Georgia (EUMM).
Parliamentary Update (SEDE Subcommittee) 23 June 2010. By Sebastian Bloching 2010-06-23
This update includes coverage of the exchange of views with Jamie Shea, Director, Policy Planning, NATO; Jean-François Bureau, Assistant Secretary General, NATO; H.E. Boguslaw W. Winid, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Poland to NATO and H.E. Pascale Andréani, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of France to NATO, on NATO’s new Strategic Concept as well as the first exchange of views with MEP Christian Ehler, Rapporteur for a SEDE report on Civilian-military cooperation and the development of civilian-military capabilities (EPP) on Civilian-military cooperation and the development of civilian-military capabilities.
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| European Security Contact Group |
Launch of the Peace Report 2010: Negotiations with the Taliban? Options for Reintegration in Afghanistan 2010-06-02
On 2 June 2010, ISIS Europe and five German peace research institutes: the Institute for Development and Peace at the University of Duisburg-Essen (INEF), the Protestant Institute for Interdisciplinary Research (FEST), the Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg (IFSH), the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (HSFK) and the Bonn International Center for Conversion (BICC), together with MEP Roberto Gualtieri (S&D), organised a European Security Contact Group meeting to launch the Peace Report 2010, this year focused on the option of transforming non-state violent actors into political citizens with a constructive role in society.
EU-NATO: Assets and Interoperability 2010-04-13
13 April, 14:00-18:00, European Parliament, Brussels
Hosted by MEP Jacek Saryusz-Wolski. Bringing together speakers from national representations as well as NATO and EU structures, the event will explore new avenues and facets for partnership between the two institutions.
By invitation only. For more information, please contact Paul Sturm, Programme Associate, at paul.sturm(at)isis-europe.org or on +32 (0)2 230 7446
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