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Africa–EU relations on organized crime
- Introduction 1
- The external dimension of the EU JHA agenda: what to expect for Africa–EU relations?
- The EU’s external action on OC as an expression of a fragmented institutional landscape?
- EU–Africa cooperation in tackling organized crime: a strategic partnership?
- Global fora and Africa–EU partnerships
- Enhancing cooperation by regional action plans
- A EU-driven, fragmented agenda instead of strategic partnership
- The EU’s cooperation with West Africa on fighting international drug trafficking
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Bibliography
Abstract
With growing awareness about organized crime (OC) as a threat at the interface of internal and external security, combatting OC has emerged as a driver for the justice and home affairs (JHA) external action of the EU. This chapter looks in particular at Africa–EU relations on OC.
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