Dr. MA Antonio Missiroli
Beiträge als Autor:
- Coherence, effectiveness, and flexibility for CFSP/ESDP (aus der Publikation Europas ferne Streitmacht)
Lebenslauf
Doctorate in contemporary history from the Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa, and
Master of International Public Policy, Johns Hopkins University.
From 1993 to 1996 lecturer in West European Politics at Dickinson College, Cariisle (Pa.) and Bologna, as well as Head of European Studies, CeSPI, Rome.
From 1996 to 1997 Visiting Fellow at the European Studies Centre, St. Antony‘s College, Oxford.
Publications include papers on CFSP, Scandinavia, politicai opposition, Central Europe and Italian foreign policy, and books: Die Deutsche Hochschule für Politik,
La questione tedesca,
Les deux Allemagnes and
Dove nascono le Elites in Europa.
He wrote CFSP Defence and Flexibility published as a WEU Institute Chaillot Paper (No. 38, February 2000) and was the editor of an Occasional Paper (No. 27, May 2001) on Coherence for European Security Policy.
His most recent pubiication is EU-NATO Coorperation in: Crisis Management: No Turkish Delight for ESDP, which appeared in Security Dialogue, Vol. 33 (1) 2002.
Master of International Public Policy, Johns Hopkins University.
From 1993 to 1996 lecturer in West European Politics at Dickinson College, Cariisle (Pa.) and Bologna, as well as Head of European Studies, CeSPI, Rome.
From 1996 to 1997 Visiting Fellow at the European Studies Centre, St. Antony‘s College, Oxford.
Publications include papers on CFSP, Scandinavia, politicai opposition, Central Europe and Italian foreign policy, and books: Die Deutsche Hochschule für Politik,
La questione tedesca,
Les deux Allemagnes and
Dove nascono le Elites in Europa.
He wrote CFSP Defence and Flexibility published as a WEU Institute Chaillot Paper (No. 38, February 2000) and was the editor of an Occasional Paper (No. 27, May 2001) on Coherence for European Security Policy.
His most recent pubiication is EU-NATO Coorperation in: Crisis Management: No Turkish Delight for ESDP, which appeared in Security Dialogue, Vol. 33 (1) 2002.