@booklet {62056,
	title = {Euro-Defense: A French Insight into its Implications on Transatlantic Relations},
	year = {2000},
	note = {Download PDF},
	month = {May 1, 2000},
	abstract = {Once a dream, soon a reality? Euro{\textendash}defense has been a myth or a daydream {\textendash} especially for the French {\textendash} since the inception of a unified Europe. Again, it has become highly topical, since St Malo, Cologne and even more since Helsinki? Might it, in the end, shadow the paramount issue of NATO enlargement? This topic has had different titles over the past few years. Should we still speak of ESDI (European Security and Defense Identity)? This was the somewhat \&quot;psychological\&quot; term forged to express the European yearning for a visibility of their own inside the Alliance, but this introverted phase of awakening is now pass{\'e}. The European goals have been set in broad strokes, the design has been written in ink into formal documents, the institutions and means of the new policy are being built up. Therefore, my choice of the alphabet{\textendash}soup name for the topic is ESDP (European Security and Defense Policy). Let it be known, however, that the issue is no other than the future of European defense in both the European Union and the transatlantic contexts.},
	author = {Bertrand Lavezzari}
}
