Securitate prin educaţie şi instruire în UE
PROVIDING SECURITY THROUGH EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

Summary/Abstract: The launch of the Common Security and Defense Policy (CSDP) has coincided with the establishment of a series of European Union crisis management structures and, at the same time, with a presentation of its ability to develop, engage and deploy civilian and military capabilities able to successfully carry out crisis management missions under the of the EU umbrella. It has become obvious that preparing military and civilian personnel for such missions, initially provided by the member states, would receive a new, complementary component – education and training within the EU and based upon EU procedures. Thus, there were created some internal organisms exclusively for promoting the UE security culture. The current paper highlights the continuity and progression of the Common Security and Defense Policy as a process, its tangible evolutions mostly reflected by the creation of the EU crisis management structures.

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