The European Union and Peacebuilding

Making Peace Last. The EU's Contribution to Peacebuilding.- Making Peace Last. The EU's Contribution to Peacebuilding.- EU peacebuilding - general perspectives.- EU Peacebuilding: Concepts, Players and Instruments.- The EU As Peacebuilder: Actorness, Potential and Limits.- EU Enlargement As a Peacebuilding Tool.- Working with partners.- EU-UN Cooperation in Peacebuilding: Natural Partners?.- The EU and The UN Peacebuilding Commission: A Short Account of How the EU Presence Has Influenced the Newest UN Body.- Cooperation between the EU and the AU in the Field of Peacebuilding.- Convergence without Cooperation? The EU and OSCE in the Field of Peacebuilding.- Peace and security.- The European Union and Security Sector Governance.- Strengthening Security, Building Peace: The EU in the Democratic Republic of Congo.- The European Union and Peacebuilding: The Case of Chad.- EU Peacebuilding in Georgia: Limits and Achievements.- The EU in Afghanistan: Peacebuilding in a Conflict Setting.- Ruleof law, democracy and human rights.- The European Union and Electoral Support.- Mainstreaming Human Rights and Gender into The Common Security and Defence Policy: The Case of The EU Monitoring Mission in Georgia.- Eulex Kosovo: Walking a Thin Line, Aiming for the Rule of Law.- The Aceh Monitoring Mission: Securing Peace and Democracy.- The European Union and Transitional Justice.- Good governance and economic development.- International Trusteeship and Democratic Peacebuilding: The EU in the Balkans.- A Missed Opportunity: State Building in Bosnia and Herzegovina (October 2002 to October 2006).- Meeting the Challenge of State Building: EU Development Policy and Cooperation in Postconflict Countries.- The EU and The Kimberley Process: A New International Actor for New International Relations.

Steven Blockmans, a former Head of Research at the T.M.C. Asser Institute in The Hague, the Netherlands, is a Senior Research Fellow and the Head of the EU Foreign Policy Unit, Centre for European Policy Studies in Brussels, Belgium; Professor of EU External Relations Law and Governance at the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Visiting Professor at the University of Leuven, Belgium and a member of the governing board of CLEER.