European Agents Out of Control?: Delegation and Agency in the Civil-Military Crisis Management of the European Union 1999-2008 (Studies on the European Union)
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European Agents Out of Control?: Delegation and Agency in the Civil-Military Crisis Management of the European Union 1999-2008 (Studies on the European Union)

by Nadia Klein

Political Science International Relations European Union
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This academic study investigates delegation and agency in the European Union’s civil-military crisis management from 1999 to 2008. It focuses on the relationship between delegated authority and the actions of European agents, offering a focused contribution to research on EU institutions, security governance, and international relations.

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This scholarly work examines delegation and agency in the European Union’s civil-military crisis management.

Focusing on the period from 1999 to 2008, it explores how European actors functioned within crisis-management arrangements.

The study addresses the question of whether these agents operated beyond the control intended by those who delegated authority.

It is suited to readers interested in the European Union, institutional agency, civil-military relations, and international security governance.

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