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Summaries119what is happening and when. This implies certain flexibility in theexecution of a project, both time and content wise. And it meansthat the northern partner recognizes that the southern partner doesnot exist merely for the northern project. Otherwise it will lead to asouthern partner that says ‘yes’ and picks the best cherries, but forthe rest does ‘no’ and obstructs where possible.The integration of police and judicial cooperation into theEuropean Union’s foreign policyC. FijnautCross-border police cooperation, in any case against politicaladversaries, has always been an important component in the foreignpolicy of European states, especially when police forces wereestablished in their colonies during the nineteenth and twentiethcenturies. Against this background it was quite astonishing,because very artificial, that in the Maastricht Treaty a rather cleardistinction was made between a second pillar (foreign and defensepolicy) and a third pillar (justice and home affairs, later on calledpolice and judicial cooperation). Over the years this gap has beenbridged from two sides: on the one side the geographical enlargementof the European Union into Central and Eastern Europe askedfor the integration of police and judicial cooperation in the relatedpolicies vis-à-vis the (new) member states; on the other side theenlargement of the political and military role of the European Unionon the international stage, reinforced by the 9/11 attacks on theUnited States. The proposal in the The Hague Program (2004) that itis necessary to develop a coherent strategy with regard to the ‘external’aspects of the European Union policy in the area of freedom,security and justice, has led to the formulation of such a strategy bythe member states. This strategy partly focuses on the containmentof serious general problems like the containment of terrorism andorganized crime and partly on the reinforcement of criminal justicesystems in, respectively the strengthening of police and judicialcooperation with specific important third states. The StockholmProgram sticks to this format, but underlines the necessity to reinforcethe coherence between the ‘external’ freedom, security andjustice policy of the European Union and the police missions it organizesin a number of weak, failing or failed states.
120 Justitiële verkenningen, jrg. 36, nr. 4, 2010The rule of law mission in KosovoA. BoutenThis article gives an overview of the UNMIK and especially theEULEX mission in Kosovo thereby concentrating on the judiciary.The current state of the judiciary and its organisation are analysedas well as the main starting points and goals of the mission. Fromher own experience the author describes the cooperation betweenEULEX workers and local partners and the influence of cultural differences.
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