THE EUROPEAN UNION MILITARY POWER: THE NEW CHALLENGES WITH OLD DILEMMAS

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Published: Apr 12, 2021
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EU, Military, Power, Mechanism, Institutions, Strategy

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Blerim Ramadani
Law Faculty, University “St. Kliment Ohridski” – Bitola

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Recent crises show clearly that European security depends on external developments. The Common Security and Defense Policy failed to provide security, while the European Union military missions were limited in terms of their scope. This inability threatens the interests and security of the member states. Exactly, this research explores the concept of the military power of the EU. In order to elaborate on the anatomy of the military power of the EU, the descriptive-analytic method is used. Military performance analysis proves that the EU is able to have the greatest impact in the global arena. The research shows that with the achievement of a political strategy among the stakeholder, on which the replacement of the consensus mechanism with an ordinary majority is predicted, the EU would be able to lead a proactive and efficient security policy.

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Ramadani, Blerim. 2021. “THE EUROPEAN UNION MILITARY POWER: THE NEW CHALLENGES WITH OLD DILEMMAS”. Journal of Liberty and International Affairs 1 (2). https://e-jlia.com/index.php/jlia/article/view/20.
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Vol. 1 No. 2 (2015): Journal of Liberty and International Affairs
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Author Biography

Blerim Ramadani, Law Faculty, University “St. Kliment Ohridski” – Bitola

Blerim Ramadani graduated from the South East European University in Tetovo, Department Public Administration (2005), where in the same university completed his studies in the second cycle direction Comparative Public Administration in the European Union and successfully defended the theme "The political criterion for EU integration and he acquired (received) the title of Masters of Science (2011). He is currently a doctoral student at the University St. Clemens of Ohrid, Faculty of Law - International Law and Policy. He worked in several state institutions. He worked also as an assistant at the University of Tetovo. He is currently president of the Center for Democracy and European value. It has published more than 30 political and economic analyses and opinions in a various newspapers within and outside the country: Zhurnal Plus, Lajm, Koha, Ina Agency, Votra, Nacional - Albania. He participated in many international seminars and scientific conferences like; Scientific magazine Albaniogical reviews, Skopje; Topic: The use of administrative terms in everyday communication (2005); University Aleksander Moisiu, Durres; Topic: Government Control Over the Media and the Freedom of Expression and the Status of the Albanian Media in the Republic of Macedonia After the Fall of the Socialistic Regime 2015; International magazine for social sciences VIZIONE - Skopje; Topic; Politicisation of Public Administration and (not) Representation of Ethnic Communities in Administration: Republic of Macedonia (2015).