The purpose of this article is to understand the EU/UK security relationship after Brexit and
the institutional form (s) it may take. Taking stock of the literature on the consequences of …

The quest for substance, capability, and strategic autonomy goes on–or does it? Is the
objective of CSDP territorial defence and strategic autonomy, or crisis management and …

2.1 EU spending in 2015 25 2.2 Judgements concerning failure of a member state to 47 fulfil
its obligations (2012–16) 3.1 Net migration to the UK by nationality 68 4.1 Referendum ballot …

Since its accession to the European Union, the United Kingdom has played an important
role in the design and development of the European Union's foreign, security and defence …

Abstract The European Union (EU) institutions and Member States could be forgiven for
giving a collective sigh of relief on 1 December 2009 when the decade-long process of …

This book examines the development of cooperation between the EU and NATO, two key
non-state actors in the European security architecture. The work examines the relationship …

Brexit threatens to disrupt the fabric of British foreign policy thinking. For decades,
policymakers identified membership of the European Community as one of two pillars of …

In the context of the Eurozone crisis, Germany is widely seen to have emerged as the EU's
most influential member state. More is now expected of Germany also in the area of security …

This article explores the issues faced by the EU in developing its international roles post-
Brexit, using a combination of discursive analysis and role theory to investigate the …

At the time of writing, US President Donald Trump is embattled in the White House, Theresa
May gambled and lost her government's working majority at the June 2017 General Election …