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Military Cooperation in the European Union

Military Cooperation in the European Union

Military Cooperation in the European Union

대한민국

미국

Military Cooperation 
in the European Union 
June 30, 2009 
JUN Hae-Won 
Visiting Professor 
Since the end of Cold War, 
the European Union (EU, 
henceforth) has played an 
important role as a civilian 
power in the world politics. 
Such influence of the EU was based on 
its economic power. Compared to such 
economic significance, however, the role 
of the EU on security issues has been 
limited partly due to its lack of military 
instruments. As the United States 
became reluctant to intervene in the 
security matters in Europe and the gap 
between the US security interests and 
the European ones widened, the EU 
member states found a growing 
necessity to equip the EU with its own 
effective military tools in the late 1990s. 
Having military instruments at its 
disposal, the EU became a more active 
player in the global security. With shared 
interests in crisis management and 
peacekeeping missions, there is much 
room for the Republic of Korea and the 
EU to cooperate for global security. 
Therefore, the revision of next Korea-EU cooperation framework this year 
should include more comprehensive 
consideration on the security matters.

기타

유럽연합(EU)

유럽

European Union

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전혜원

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KOR