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Richard Hoggart and Cultural Studiesssments and self-evaluation, in-theatre challenges, leadership and management of missions, interoperability and information sharing, and the achievement of objectives. The chapter concludes with assessment of the achievement of mission objectives, and emergent challenges for CSDP missions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-5491-5vilian personnel, including police and human rights experts. This chapter introduces civilian missions as an instrument of the EU’s Common Security and Defence Policy. It discusses their evolution as a tool for peace-building, their legal foundation and the impact of the Lisbon Treaty. The chapter e

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Richard Hoggart and Cultural Studiesssments and self-evaluation, in-theatre challenges, leadership and management of missions, interoperability and information sharing, and the achievement of objectives. The chapter concludes with assessment of the achievement of mission objectives, and emergent challenges for CSDP missions.

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ng the mission environment. The chapter draws on research identifying the application of these skillsets within a CSDP mission environment, and provides examples of their application in security sector reform to the benefit of peace-building.

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y in environments that have yet to reach a critical mass of citizens capable of responding to the change implications proposed in EU peace-building missions. The chapter suggests how the EU might improve its ability to connect with people through the CSDP missions, including how it might contribute

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-18769-8Peace and justice; Human rights; Conflict; Conflict prevention; EU Common Security; civilian missions; Rul