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Exploring the EU’s Role as Transboundary Crisis Manager: The Facilitation of Sense-Making during theism to epidemics, from shifting international relations to the breakdown of the financial system, from climate change to cyber attacks. We live in a world where ‘black swans’ and ‘mega crises’ can strike any time (Taleb, 2007; Helsloot et al., 2012). These new threats and impending crises bring to t

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The EU as a Regulator of Civil Security across Europenational governments of the member states still have a central role in protecting citizens and the environment against natural disasters and man-made threats (Monar, 2010; Boin et al., 2013). However, the EU and the member states define civil security broadly, bringing it under the remit of a large

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What Can EU Civil Security Governance Learn from the Common Security and Defence Policy and the Eurod of civil protection — a core area of civil security governance (Boin et al., 2013). As a way to strengthen the legal and institutional basis of this development, the EU established an Emergency Response Coordination Centre (ERCC) and adopted a new Union Civil Protection Mechanism and legal framewo

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Cooperation under Diversity? Exploring Cultural and Institutional Diversity in European Civil Securiand institutions trying to reconcile the imperative for transnational cooperation and solidarity in the face of increasingly complex transboundary crises with the need to respect national desires for sovereignty and subsidiarity (Ekengren et al., 2006; Boin et al., 2013b; Kirchner et al., 2014).

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