Analysis of CSDP institutional and policy aspects and lessons learned

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Executive Summary
List of Acronyms
1 Introduction
2 CSDP civilian missions in the context of EU external action
2.1 The origins of CSDP civilian action
2.2 The development of CSDP civilian action
2.3 EU institutions in civilian crisis management
2.4 The decision-making process of CSDP civilian missions
2.5 Institutional challenges for a future OCP platform: Findings from interviews in Brussels
3 Current state and evolution of CSDP civilian missions
3.1 The current state of CSDP civilian missions: mandates, objectives and tasks
3.2 “From mandates to action: selected CSDP missions case studies”
3.3 The future of CSDP civilian missions: hints for a prospective OCP platform
4 Envisaging information exchange, situational awareness and operational control in civilian CSDP
4.1 Aspects of information exchange, situational awareness and operational control
4.2. Scoping of past initiatives
4.3. Managing sensitive data: Regulations and policies in the field of security
5 Institutional policy aspects and lessons learned
5.1. Persisting institutional peculiarities in the field of civilian CSDP
5.2. Observations and recommendations: scope, lesson learned and ownership
5.3. Observations and recommendations: OCP in the EU external action context
5.4. Considerations for an OCP in the context of CSDP on the global scene
6 Conclusions
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Annex
Annex I: Managing sensitive data: regulations and licensing in the field of security