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The EU and crisis response, 2021
The EU and crisis response, 2021
EUNPACK Working Paper 1 Qayoom Suroush 2 1 This paper was prepared in the context of the EUNPACK ... more EUNPACK Working Paper 1 Qayoom Suroush 2 1 This paper was prepared in the context of the EUNPACK project (A conflict-sensitive unpacking of the EU comprehensive approach to conflict and crises mechanism), funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement no. 693337. Unless otherwise indicated, the views expressed are attributable only to the authors in a personal capacity and not to any institution with which they are associated, nor do they necessarily reflect the views or policy of the European Commission. For more information on EUNPACK project, see http://www.eunpack.eu/ 2 Qayoom Suroush has a BA in philosophy and sociology from Kabul University and an MA in Security and Politics in Central Asia from OSCE Academy. He has worked with multiple research organizations and currently works as a Research Officer at AREU.
With heading toward 2014, when the international troops leave Afghanistan and the Afghan National... more With heading toward 2014, when the international troops leave Afghanistan and the Afghan National Security Forces (ASNF) have to take the responsibility for securing the country, the capabilities of the ASNF are in the focus of many research and scholarship. The question is not only whether the ANSFs would be able to prevent the Taliban taking over the country, but also the question is about whether the Afghan National Police (ANP) would be able to keep order and gain trust of the population to cooperate with them. The later question leads us to the European Union (EU) roles which has been working with the ANP and has trained them to for prosecuting the criminals and keeping the socio-political order. Through EU Police mission in Afghanistan, the EU has been working with the ANP since 2006. In this paper, I will explain the origin of the EUPOL mission in Afghanistan and will look for the challenges the EUPOL faces in Afghanistan and for explanations of failure of the EUPOL mission in the country.
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The EU and crisis response, 2021
The EU and crisis response, 2021
EUNPACK Working Paper 1 Qayoom Suroush 2 1 This paper was prepared in the context of the EUNPACK ... more EUNPACK Working Paper 1 Qayoom Suroush 2 1 This paper was prepared in the context of the EUNPACK project (A conflict-sensitive unpacking of the EU comprehensive approach to conflict and crises mechanism), funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement no. 693337. Unless otherwise indicated, the views expressed are attributable only to the authors in a personal capacity and not to any institution with which they are associated, nor do they necessarily reflect the views or policy of the European Commission. For more information on EUNPACK project, see http://www.eunpack.eu/ 2 Qayoom Suroush has a BA in philosophy and sociology from Kabul University and an MA in Security and Politics in Central Asia from OSCE Academy. He has worked with multiple research organizations and currently works as a Research Officer at AREU.
With heading toward 2014, when the international troops leave Afghanistan and the Afghan National... more With heading toward 2014, when the international troops leave Afghanistan and the Afghan National Security Forces (ASNF) have to take the responsibility for securing the country, the capabilities of the ASNF are in the focus of many research and scholarship. The question is not only whether the ANSFs would be able to prevent the Taliban taking over the country, but also the question is about whether the Afghan National Police (ANP) would be able to keep order and gain trust of the population to cooperate with them. The later question leads us to the European Union (EU) roles which has been working with the ANP and has trained them to for prosecuting the criminals and keeping the socio-political order. Through EU Police mission in Afghanistan, the EU has been working with the ANP since 2006. In this paper, I will explain the origin of the EUPOL mission in Afghanistan and will look for the challenges the EUPOL faces in Afghanistan and for explanations of failure of the EUPOL mission in the country.