EU as a sui generis International Security Actor: An Assemblage-oriented Analysis

Abstract

This panel pays particular attention to the EU as an international security actor in a broad sense, including interactions among humanitarian, CSDP and development assistance tools. The panel assumes EU crisis response as a governing practice that is mobilized through particular threat representations, knowledge practices, and strategies of intervention, resulting from specific constellations of actors. The papers contribute to an understanding of governance as a mechanism and procedure where different levels of agency interlink, and where different EU and non-EU institutions and members interact, focusing on security and peace promotion outside EU's borders.

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