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HomeThe implications of EU antiterrorism legislation on post-conflict political processes and on the standing of the EU as a mediator in regional conflicts
The implications of EU antiterrorism legislation on post-conflict political processes and on the standing of the EU as a mediator in regional conflicts
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The effects of EU antiterrorism legislation are ambivalent. Banning whole organisations provides hardly an incentive for behavioural change but may strengthen extremism and belligerence. In territories with limited statehood the effects of listing can disrupt essential social and humanitarian services which the organisations offer and for which they are backed by larger parts of the society. The lack of transparent criteria for delisting is another critical issue. As a means of 'prevention' the listing practice seems to be easy to apply, but hardly to remove. Moreover, the sanctions impede efforts by third parties to provide support as mediators and facilitators.
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- Corporate author(s): Directorate-General for External Policies of the Union (European Parliament)
- Personal author(s): Giessmann, Hans J
- Themes: Foreign and security policy — Defence
- Subject: conflict prevention , international cooperation , peacekeeping , terrorism , the EU's international role
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-823-4639-6 | DOI 10.2861/29856 | Catalogue number BB-03-13-322-EN-N |
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