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C·A·Perspectives · 3 · 2009
20.04.2009 · Florian Baumann
The Center for Applied Policy Research (C·A·P) is glad to present a new publication series: C·A·Perspectives. The C·A·P experts pick up current developments and problems in international politics that affect Europe and the European Union. Our aim is to give a short and precise analysis and clear policy recommendations. We thereby address decision-makers in politics and economics and the media.
There will be 8-10 issues per year which can be downloaded from our website www.cap-lmu.de. If you want to be provided with all issues of C·A·Perspectives by email, please send an email to the C·A·Perspectives editors Thomas Bauer, Matthias Chardon and Sarah Seeger at CAPerspectives (at) cap-lmu.de (subject: subscribe CAPerspectives).
Our third issue in 2009: Europe seems to be working hard on energy security, but in reality nothing much happens. Most European states lack indigenous reserves and thus are dependent on foreign suppliers, but they still do not come to terms with common countermeasures. Both NATO and EU still lack a comprehensive strategy for dealing with the security aspects of energy, including the security of supplies as well as the political and economic challenges of import dependency and energy shortages. Instead of absurd duplication NATO and EU could pool resources and find a common answer to address their member states energy security problem, a BerlinPlus agreement for energy.
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