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　　The European Union policy concerning security has developed and transformed in recent decades, established the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP), and several new institutions within EU that marked the EU concern in security fields. While, NATO forces as a defence organization during the Cold War is still sustain to exist and developed several policy shifting itself from the collective defence organization. By then also deepened the relationship with NATO extend to the strategic partnership, establish by the two institutions. The joint forces EU-NATO has been carried out in the several areas to provide a comprehensive range of crisis management capabilities. Undertaken civilians and military operations, either with the support of NATO or EU own operations. Yet still being questions whether EU itself has adequate military capacity, to play a full role in international order.
　
　　The existence of NATO in the post Cold War era is still in debate, as it already lost it main reason to exist, the Soviet. Moreover, the relation between EU and NATO is yet faces contemporary issues where both have to adapt on each development of the seemingly big difference in policy and military expenditure.However, neorealism perspective elaborates different, it has key elements to explain about the nature of NATO and EU partnership.

FOREWORD　iii
ABSTRACT　v
TABLE OF CONTENTS　vi
LIST OF FIGURES　viii
APPENDIX　ix
ABBREVIATIONS　x
　
CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION　1
A.　Background　1
B.　Literature Review　8
C.　Main Issue　10
D.　Purpose　11
E.　Theoretical Framework　11
F.　Research Methodology　15
G.　Writing Systematic　17
H.　Research Limitations　18
　
CHAPTER II EUROPEAN UNION SECURITY OVERVIEW　20
A.　The Civilian Power Concept　20
B.　European Union’s Security　22
1. The Policy Making in European Union　23
2. European Union’s transform Security Institution　26
C.　From European Political Cooperation to Common Foreign and Security Policy　28
D.　EU Military Structures　33
E.　The 9/11 Tragedy aftermath　36
　
CHAPTER III NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION- EUROPEAN UNION: THE OLD PLEDGE AND CONTEMPORARY ISSUES　38
A.　The Power of North Atlantic Treaty Organization38
1.Alliance from the Past　39
2.The Changing Role　40
3.NATO Transformation　41
4.Strategic Context　42
5.Funding Issue　44
B.　The Alliance Enlargement for a Secure Europe46
C.　Institutional Overlap51
D.　Multilateralism Challenge54
E.　The United States Supremacy57
　
CHAPTER IV ANALYSIS ON EUROPEAN UNION AND NATO RELATIONS ON EU SECURITY　60
A.　The post-Cold War NATO　60
B.　The EU-NATO Strategic Partnership　63
C.　The Berlin Plus Agreement and CSDP Implementation　65
D.　The Further Commitment: United States, NATO, and European Union　78
　
CHAPTER V CONCLUSION　82
　
BIBLIOGRAPHY　86
　
LIST OF FIGURES
2.1 Box: Petersberg Tasks　30
2.2 Table: European Union Military Expenditure　35
3.1 Box: NATO EU Overlapping Member Countries　52
3.2 Table: Multilateralism of Post Cold War NATO　55
　
APPENDIX
I.The North Atlantic Treaty　94
II.European Union: Lisbon Treaty Article 222　97
III.EU-NATO Permanent Arrangement　98

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