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Security, integration and identity change
Summary:
In this working paper Pernille Rieker attempts to contribute to a better understanding of both how the EU functions as a security system and what kind of impact the integration process has on national security identities. While security has always been the main reason behind the integration process, security and integration have usually been studied separately. Integration specialists have given more attention to economy than to security, and security experts have studied traditional security institutions and overlooked the EU. Rieker attempts to combine these two theoretical traditions by drawing on a combination of recent work on security communities and international socialisation. While the development in the Nordic countries will be used as brief examples in the final part of the paper, a more detailed analysis of these countries’ security identities will follow in a forthcoming study.
- Published year: 2000
- Full version: http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2394126
- Publisher: NUPI
- Page count: 40
- Language: Engelsk
- Booklet: 611
Written by
Pernille Rieker
Research Professor