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Globalna Strategia UE
międzynarodowe środowisko bezpieczeństwa
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Celem niniejszego artykułu jest weryfikacja, w jakim stopniu treść Globalnej Strategii Unii Europejskiej (EUGS) obejmuje najważniejsze trendy globalne (na poziomie układu sił i porządku międzynarodowego) oraz zjawiska kształtujące środowisko bezpieczeństwa państw członkowskich w wymiarze regionalnym, dostrzegalne w perspektywie pięciu lat od jej przyjęcia. Tego dotyczy też główne pytanie badawcze – w jakim stopniu diagnozy i postulaty zawarte w EUGS pokrywają się z tymi procesami w odniesieniu do okresu lat 2016–2021. Z tego też względu kluczowe podejście badawcze zastosowane w ramach studium to krytyczna analiza materiałów źródłowych.
Globalna Strategia UE co do zasady prawidłowo diagnozuje i interpretuje realia oddziałujące na bezpieczeństwo państw członkowskich – w szczególności w odniesieniu do niektórych procesów zachodzących w skali globalnej o trwałym charakterze, w tym erozji liberalnego porządku międzynarodowego oraz źródeł potencjalnych zagrożeń bezpieczeństwa militarnego – a zawarte w niej postulaty są pragmatyczne i zniuansowane. Jednocześnie w treści dokumentu pominięto lub potraktowano z niedostateczną uwagą pewne istotne zjawiska i okoliczności, na które wskazano w treści artykułu.
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