Index
Stefania Paladini
(Birmingham City University, UK)
Ignazio Castellucci
(University of Teramo, Italy)
European Security in a Post-Brexit World
ISBN: 978-1-78769-840-6, eISBN: 978-1-78769-837-6
Publication date: 22 October 2019
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Citation
Paladini, S. and Castellucci, I. (2019), "Index", European Security in a Post-Brexit World (Brexit Studies Series), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 147-152. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78769-837-620191007
Publisher
:Emerald Publishing Limited
Copyright © 2019 Stefania Paladini and Ignazio Castellucci
INDEX
Index
ACRO
, 82–83, 91n53
Area of Freedom, Security and Justice (AFSJ)
, 5, 18–21
implementation
, 79
participation
, 100
Treaty of Lisbon
, 5, 19
Athena mechanism
, 11
‘Backstop’ agreement
, 26–27
Baltic states
, 8, 34, 52n57
Banco Delta Asia
, 45
Biometric management
, 79
Border and Coast Guard Agency
, 25
‘Bremain’ option
, 96
Brexit
, 1–2, 6, 96–98
Brexit-related economic changes
, 94
and fundamental rights
, 27–34
with multiple scenario-analyses
, 12
political process and momentum
, 33
process
, 80
referendum
, 23–24
Budget constraints
, 94–95
Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union (CFREU)
, 29–30
Chinese ‘Silk Road’ infrastructural network
, 76
Civil-law-like approach
, 33
Club de Berne
, 86
Combined Joint Expeditionary Force
, 9
Common Travel Area (CTA)
, 21, 23–25
Cooperative schemes
, 96
Council Decision 2009/426/JHA
, 42–43
Counter-Terrorist Group (CTG)
, 4, 85–86
Court of Justice of the European Communities (CJEC)
, 28–29
Crime-enforcement agencies
, 101
Danish exclusion from defence matters
, 8
Danube river
, 14n8
‘De-Mythologising’ scenario
, 96–98
‘Deal’ scenario
, 96–97
Decentralised architecture
, 81
Diplomatic cooperation model
, 38
‘Direct enforcement’ model
, 38
DNA data management
, 79
‘Double criminality’ requirement
, 38
‘Dual-mode’ nature
, 75
EFTA
countries
, 22
Member state(s)
, 21–22
English economy
, 111
Equivalent protection’ principle
, 30
EU Military Staff (EUMS)
, 63
EU’s foreign and security policy (EUGS)
, 10
Eurojust
, 18, 40–44, 60
European Arrest Warrants (EAW)
, 18, 37–40, 83, 106–107
European Border Surveillance System (EUROSUR)
, 72, 75, 89n24
European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)
, 27–28, 32
European Counter Terrorism Centre (ECTC)
, 91n57
European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR)
, 28, 32
European Criminal Records Information System (ECRIS)
, 81–83, 101–103
European Criminal Records Information System for Third-Country Nationals (ECRIS-TCN)
, 103–105, 113n7
European defence arrangements
, 10
European Defence Cooperation
, 6–11
European Economic Area (EEA)
, 22, 47n6
European External Action Service (EEAS)
, 84, 87n3
European Multidisciplinary Platform against Crime Threats (EMPACT)
, 83, 85
European Parliament Resolution
, 32
European Public Prosecutor’s office (EPPO)
, 18, 44–45, 79, 95, 104
European security. (See also Internal security; Legal framework of EU security and law enforcement)
and defence policy
, 62–63
focus, approach and structure
, 12–13
general context of
, 6–11
European Security and Defence Identity (ESDI)
, 7–8
European Union (EU), (See also Western European Union (WEU))
, 1, 17, 47n1, 59, 94
acquis
, 21–22
architecture of information system exchanges
, 81–83
Battlegroups
, 11
Border and Coast Guard Agency
, 70–77
EU-centred agencies and arrangements
, 4
EU/ECHR legal principles
, 37
European institutions and arrangements dealing with intelligence and internal security
, 83–86
Europol
, 67–70
framework of internal security
, 59–62
Frontex
, 70–77
INTCEN
, 62–67
law
, 17–18
law-enforcement agency
, 67–70
Member state(s)
, 5, 21–22
membership of UK
, 17
Policy Cycle
, 83, 91n55
prosecutorial entities
, 18
security framework
, 66–67
SIS
, 77–80
Europol
, 18, 61, 98–105
Regulation
, 100
Europol Information System (EIS)
, 69
Excise Fraud
, 87
External terrorist threats and attacks
, 4–5
Four Freedoms
, 41
‘Framework’ approach
, 111
Franco–British St. Malo Declaration
, 15n9
French position
, 36
Frontex
, 70–77
Fundamental rights
, 27–34
Game theory
, 35
German Federal Constitutional Court
, 29
Good Friday Agreement (1998)
, 24, 26
Guardia di Finanza (Italian financial military police)
, 45
‘Hard-Brexit’ option
, 27
Headline Goal 2010
, 9
Helsinki Headline Goal
, 9
Hi-tech border surveillance
, 109
Home Affairs Committee of House of Commons
, 40
Human rights vs. security
, 34–37
Immigration crisis peak (2011–2015)
, 70–71
Information sharing
, 1–6
Information system exchanges, architecture of
, 81–83
INTCEN
, 62–67, 87n4, 88n7
INTCEN1
, 64
INTCEN2
, 64
Intelligence
cooperation
, 1–6
services
, 70
Internal security. (See also European security)
EU framework of
, 59–62
European institutions and arrangements dealing with
, 83–86
pillars in US
, 24
Interpol
, 99
Intra-Kingdom border in Irish Sea
, 27
Italian approach
, 35–36
Italian model of mafia-related prosecution
, 42
Joint Investigation Teams (JITs)
, 68
Joint Parliamentary Scrutiny Group (JSG)
, 69
Joint Statement in 2011
, 23
Judicial cooperation
, 105–107
Law enforcement in Post-Brexit Europe
, 1–6
Legal framework of EU security and law enforcement
, 17–18
AFSJ
, 18–21
Brexit and fundamental rights
, 27–34
EAW
, 37–40
EPPO
, 44–45
Eurojust
, 40–44
human rights vs. security
, 34–37
Schengen acquis
, 21–27
UK–Irish common travel area
, 21–27
Liberty–security trade-off in public governance
, 34–35
Lisbon Treaty
, 5, 10, 18–19, 29
MASINT activities
, 74
Melloni c. Ministerio Fiscal
, 30
Memorandum of the UK Government on Human Rights
, 33, 51n52
Military power
, 94
Mirror legislation
, 22
Missing Trader Intra-Community (MTIC)
, 85
Mitterrand doctrine
, 36, 52n58
Montesquieu’s vision
, 41
Mutatis mutandis
, 76
National circumstances
, 35
NATO
, 6–8
functioning
, 10–11
membership
, 94
‘No-deal’ scenario
, 96, 107
Norwegian’ solution
, 22, 98
Open Sources Research (OSR)
, 64
Operational agreement
, 99–100
OSINT
, 63, 87n5
Pan-European law enforcement
, 98
Permanent Structured Cooperation on security and defence (PESCO)
, 10
Petersberg Declaration
, 15n10
Petersberg tasks
, 9
Pillars system
, 5
Post-Brexit scenario analysis
Brexit
, 96–98
changing geopolitical and security scenarios
, 93–95
Europol
, 98–105
Irish Land Border
, 107–110
judicial cooperation
, 105–107
Post-HRA legal developments
, 36
Pre-Brexit legal framework
, 28
Pre-frontier intelligence picture
, 74
Prosecution services in EU Member state(s)
, 41
Public Register
, 69
Republic of Ireland
, 20, 23, 25–26, 109
Rights of citizens of EEA countries
, 22
Schengen acquis
, 19–27
Schengen Agreement
, 19–21
Schengen Convention
, 21
Schengen Information System (SIS)
, 73, 77–80
Second-generation-SIS (SIS II)
, 77–78
Secure Information Exchange Network Application (SIENA)
, 68, 101
Securitisation of terrorist threats
, 62
Sharp Guard naval mission in Adriatic Sea
, 14n8
SIGINT activities
, 74
Single Intelligence Analysis Capacity (SIAC)
, 63
Sistema Integrado de Vigilancia Exterior (SIVE)
, 74–75
Situation Centre (SitCen)
, 14n1, 60, 63, 87n3
Situational awareness
, 72–73
St. Malo declaration
, 9
‘Strategic agreement’
, 99
Swiss approach
, 111
Swiss-style piecemeal solution
, 112
Third country nationals (TCN)
, 104
‘Third Pillar’
, 5, 18
‘Third-Party Rule’
, 67, 70
Trade-off
, 34–37
Trafficking in Human Beings (THB)
, 85
Transparency
, 88n12
Treaty of Amsterdam
, 5, 8, 77
Treaty of Maastricht
, 8
UK Border Agency
, 23
UK Central Authority for the Exchange of Criminal Records (UKCA-ECR)
, 82–83
UK domestic law
, 98
UK National Crime Agency (NCA)
, 88n13
UK Northern Ireland Act (1998)
, 26
UK Aliens Order (1953)
, 23
UK Human Rights Act (HRA)
, 28, 33
UK legal system
, 31
UK–Irish common travel area
, 21–27
US Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRIRA)
, 75
USA PATRIOT Act
, 35
US war on terror
, 45
Wednesbury Court of Appeal case (1947)
, 36
Wednesbury-unreasonableness
, 36
Western European Union (WEU), (See also European Union (EU))
, 7, 9
duties for WEU forces
, 15n10
eventual demise
, 10
World Trade Organization (WTO)
, 27