Category: Conflict, peace & security

The Conflict, Peace & Security unit produces cutting-edge work on violent conflicts, within and between states, and other global security challenges.
We focus on the causes, consequences and responses to such challenges.
Our research is applied as well as theoretical and we have extensive area-expertise covering the European Union and North African countries.
We study global threats and their impact on both the European Union and its counterpart south the Mediterranean. We study terrorism and violent extremism, international organized crime, inter and intra state conflicts.

Assessing the normative power Europe, and the interest-values dilemma in the EU policies towards the Mediterranean region: A study of the EU actions in the Libyan crisis

By: Eriny Girguis EUNACR Researcher Assessing the normative power Europe, and the interest-values dilemma in the EU policies towards the Mediterranean region: A study of the EU actions in the Libyan crisis

Is there a correlation between European policies toward immigrants and the increasing number of second and Third generation of immigrants joining terrorist groups?

By: Amélia Fraisse Jurist in International and European law Is there a correlation between European policies toward immigrants and the increasing number of second and third generations of immigrants joining terrorist groups?