The maritime dimension of new common security and defence policy - CSDP initiatives and instruments and its connection to migration

• Author: Beatriz Cózar Murillo
• Profession: PhD Researcher, Assistant Lecturer in the Area of Public International Law and International Relations of the University of Cadiz
• Pages: 283-293

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THE MARITIME DIMENSION OF NEW COMMON

SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICY - CSDP

INITIATIVES AND INSTRUMENTS AND ITS

CONNECTION TO MIGRATION

THE MARITIME DIMENSION OF NEW COMMON SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICY...

B CÓZAR MURILLO 1

I. INTRODUCTION. – II. THE POTENTIAL OF NEW CSDP INSTRUMENTS AND

INITIATIVES IN THE MARITIME DIMENSION – 1. Coordinated Annual Review

on Defence (CARD) – 2. Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO). – III. THE

CONNECTION BETWEEN THE CSDP DEVELOPMENTS AND MIGRATION – 1.

The cases of European Patrol Corvette (EPC) and Upgrade of Maritime Surveillance

(UMS) projects – IV. FINAL REMARKS

ABSTRACT: Since the launch of the EU Global Strategy (EUGS), the Common

Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) has been complemented by a new range of

initiatives and instruments. At present, among the most prominent are the Coordinated

Annual Defence Review (CARD) and the Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO).

This contribution will therefore attempt to analyse these new developments by focusing

on their maritime dimension, with the ultimate aim of establishing their link with the

migration phenomenon.

KEYWORDS: CSDP, defence, maritime, CARD, PESCO, strategic autonomy.

LA DIMENSIÓN MARÍTIMA DE LOS NUEVOS INSTRUMENTOS E INICIATIVAS

DE LA PCSD, Y SU CONEXIÓN CON LA INMIGRACIÓN

RESUMEN: Desde el lanzamiento de la Estrategia Global de la UE (EUGS), la Política

Común de Seguridad y Defensa (PCSD) se ha visto completada por un nuevo espectro

1 PhD Researcher, Assistant Lecturer in the Area of Public International Law and International

Relations of the University of Cadiz. Study carried out within the framework of the Research Group

“Centro de Estudios Internacionales y Europeos del Área del Estrecho” -SEJ 572-, of the Andalusian

Research Plan, whose Principal Investigator is Dr. Alejandro del Valle Gálvez, Professor of International

Public Law and International Relations at the University of Cadiz, Spain.