@incollection{2021:galbreath:towards_a_,
title = {Towards a More Strategic Partnership: Strengthening the OSCE through Enhanced EU–OSCE Cooperation},
year = {2021},
note = {With Europe’s security order becoming ever more fragile, the EU and
the OSCE face very different political and structural challenges.
While the EU’s new Strategic Compass emphasizes its aspirations to
become a genuine security actor, the OSCE faces erosion of the
participating States’ consensus on values and weakened executive
structures and institutions. Can the OSCE be regenerated through
enhanced cooperation with the EU, and if yes, how? In this article, we
argue that the accelerated rise of the EU as a security actor should
not be achieved at the expense of the OSCE. Rather, cooperation
between both organizations should focus on (1) strengthening the OSCE
as an autonomous security organization, (2) using the OSCE as a
genuine forum for dialogue and mutual assurance, and (3) capitalizing
on the main strengths of both organizations while avoiding
duplication.},
booktitle = {OSCE Insights 2021},
pages = {39--50},
edition = {},
author = {Galbreath, David and Härtel, André and Wolff, Stefan},
publisher = {Nomos},
address = {Baden-Baden},
series = {},
volume = {}
}