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“Security Union” and the digital sphere: unpacking securitization processes

Author(s) -

Sandra Fernandes

Publication year - 2018

Publication title -

unio - eu law journal

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2183-3435

DOI - 10.21814/unio.4.2.5

Subject(s) - securitization , geopolitics , european union , context (archaeology) , political science , terrorism , general partnership , political economy , international trade , unpacking , perspective (graphical) , brexit , computer security , economy , sociology , business , geography , economics , law , computer science , politics , linguistics , philosophy , archaeology , artificial intelligence , financial system

Since 2016, the EU is boosting its agenda on security in a geopolitical context that comprises multiple challenges, namely the fight against terrorism, the migration pressure, relations with Russia, Brexit, and the redefinition of the Euro-Atlantic partnership. This article exposes drivers of the EU’s perspective on security, in particular, in the context of the “Security Union” framework and the emergence of the digital sphere as a defence matter.

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