The Euro-Mediterranean Partnership: Assessing the First Decade

3 Fred Tanner analyses how the EU's increasing focus on terrorism, organised crime, drug and human trafficking has shifted the security agenda towards cooperation in the justice and home affairs framework at the cost of neglecting operational cooperation and broader reforms of security forces a...

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Published in:	Perspectives Vol. 15; no. 1; p. 103
Main Author:	Lehmann, Ina
Format:	Book Review
Language:	English
Published:	Prague Sage Publications Ltd 01-07-2007
Subjects:	Civil liberties Cooperation Cultural relations Democracy Economic development Economic reform Foreign investment Foreign policy Human rights Immigration Liberalization Migration Noncitizens Opposition parties Politics
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Summary:	3 Fred Tanner analyses how the EU's increasing focus on terrorism, organised crime, drug and human trafficking has shifted the security agenda towards cooperation in the justice and home affairs framework at the cost of neglecting operational cooperation and broader reforms of security forces and institutions in the Southern Mediterranean countries. [...] even today, France maintains strong bilateral relations in the region.\n Amr Hamzawy recommends that Europeans address the Egyptian government to allow for more political liberties, to strengthen opposition parties in low-profile policy areas where government intervention is not expected right away and finally to train moderate Islamists on matters such as human rights in order to include them in the policy process.
ISSN:	2336-825X 2336-8268