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Index — 228 — Page Socioeconomic Aspects of Climate Change ...................................... 76 – Depletion of resources .................................................................... 76 – Damage to infrastructure ................................................................ 78 – Mass migrations .............................................................................. 79 Summary of the Predicted Impact of Climate Change ...................... 79 Security Implications .......................................................................... 79 – Illegal immigration ........................................................................... 83 – Migration-related crime ................................................................... 83 – Racial rejection ................................................................................ 84 – Extreme climate phenomena .......................................................... 84 – Eco-terrorism .................................................................................. 85 – New regulations .............................................................................. 86 Final Considerations ........................................................................... 86 Chapter III INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND NEW WORLD GOVERNANCE The American Hegemony ................................................................... 95 The Emergence of the India-Pacific Area ........................................... 100 The Problems of the United Nations System ..................................... 105 A Westphalian world? ......................................................................... 108 The «G» enigma and the new world governance ............................... 114 AF-PAK: the key to a mandate ........................................................... 116 Chapter IV THE AF PAK SCENARIO A Critical and Decisive Moment ......................................................... 123 The Afghan Situation .......................................................................... 126 Need for an International Presence .................................................... 129 A New Counterinsurgency Strategy ................................................... 131 Pakistan .............................................................................................. 135 The Other Regional Dimension ........................................................... 141 Conclusion .......................................................................................... 144 Chapter V THE TREATY OF LISBON AND THE COMMON SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICY Introduction ......................................................................................... 149 The CFSP in the Treaty of Lisbon ...................................................... 150
Index Page – The European Council ..................................................................... 151 – The Council ..................................................................................... 152 – The Presidency Trio ........................................................................ 154 – The European Parliament ................................................................ 154 – The European Commission ............................................................. 155 – Other Institutions ............................................................................. 156 Other CFSP Bodies ............................................................................ 156 – High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Common Security Policy ................................................................................ 156 – The Committee of Permanent Representatives of the Member States (COREPER) .......................................................................... 158 – The Political and Security Committee (PSC) .................................. 158 – The network of European correspondents ..................................... 159 Progress of the ESDP from 1999 to 2009 .......................................... 160 The Common Security and Defence Policy ....................................... 163 – Permanent Structured Cooperation ................................................ 163 – Enhanced Cooperation ................................................................... 165 – Broadening the scope of ESDP tasks ............................................ 166 – Implementation of tasks by a group of states ................................ 166 – Rapid financing mechanisms for CSDP tasks ................................ 167 – Incorporation of the European Defence Agency into the Treaty .... 167 – Mutual Assistance Clause ............................................................... 168 – The special case of the Solidarity Clause ....................................... 169 The Spanish Presidency of the Council ............................................. 170 – The Presidency trio. Spain, Belgium and Hungary ......................... 170 – CSDP objectives of the Spanish Presidency of the EU ................. 172 – Three criteria: consensus, pragmatism and flexibility. Two principles: innovation and equality .................................................... 173 – Three core target areas: institutional, capabilities and a comprehensive approach to security ....................................................... 174 Conclusions ........................................................................................ 176 Chapter VI THE FUTURE OF THE NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION REGIME: THE 2010 NPT REVIEW CONFERENCE 2010 Introduction: The NPT at a Crossroads .............................................. 181 The Why and Wherefore of a Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty ........ 185 Contribution of the NPT to Non-Proliferation ..................................... 190 — 229 —
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