Freedom, Security, Justice and Citizenship Analyses, articles, comments The Blurring Border Between Police and Military: A Debate without FoundationsThe Blurring Border Between Police and Military: A Debate without Foundations
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Tomáš Weiss: The Blurring Border Between Police and Military: A Debate without Foundations. Cooperation and Conflict. vol. 46, no. 3
Abstrakt:
This review article reviews the current ‘state of the art’ and literature on the role of the police and military within the changing nature of internal and external security. Some scholars believe that the border between these two forces has recently begun to blur, whereas others strongly disagree. This article argues that the current debate lacks comprehensiveness and conceptual underpinning. It is suggested that definitional differences between the two forces should serve as the basis for detailed and comprehensive future case studies.
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09-12-2011
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Transparency in Lobbying: Comparative Review of Existing and Emerging Regulatory Regimes -
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20-02-2011
Regulation of lobbying in Poland -
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The Law on Lobbying in Hungary and Its Effects
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Transparency in Lobbying in CEE Member States of the EU -
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22-06-2009
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Publications
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Civil Society Aspects in the Discussion on the EU Constitutional Treaty
This publication contains the proceedings from the conference, organized by EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy in the Senate of the Czech Parliament on 8 October 2004. It contains the interventions of the respective speakers and panelists as well as samples from the discussion. The publication is available to download here.