Thirty years ago, Henry Kissinger posed the question, “Whom do I call when I want to speak to Europe?
The interest in the European Union as a crisis manager has grown intensely during the last years. Large-scale accidents – floods, forest fires and terrorist attacks – do not recognise national borders, and policy makers have increasingly realised that cooperation within the Union is a necessary prerequisite for efficient crisis man-
agement.
Liberal peace represents a dominant paradigm of contemporary peacebuilding based on the principles of democratization and marketization.
Diplomacy has been changing dramatically in recent years as a result of an adjustment to more interconnected and hybrid international relations.
