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The Future of the Security in Europe: From European Union to Regional Complexes

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  • Ali Adami

    (Allameh Tabataba'I university)

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Nobody thought that the security in Europe which had become close to each other after formation of the European Union and collective security arrangement in 1992, would undergo dramatic changes in 21 century, so much so that the future of the security in Europe faces the shaky situation. The security which was expected by the European countries did not take place due to many elements like security internal variables of the European Union, the appearance of ISIS and terrorism in the Middle East, different views of the United States is related to security, unilateralism of the Russians and also complicated issues in Europe. Therefore, this paper seeks to answer the main question as to: what is the security pattern of the future of security in the European Union and how could it be maximized? The hypothesis to the question is based on the fact that the future of security in the Europe due to different approaches of Eastern Europe, Northern (Scandinavian Region), Sothern and Western Europe, is moving from common union toward regional security complexes.

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  • Ali Adami, 2017. "The Future of the Security in Europe: From European Union to Regional Complexes," Proceedings of International Academic Conferences 5908231, International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:sek:iacpro:5908231
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    Regional Security Complex; Security; European Union;
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