The EU is currently developing its new Global Strategy. Robert Cooper argues that strategy is needed but that the machinery that implements it is no less important. Drawing on his experience and the work done so far on the Global Strategy, he calls for a cultural shift to put local expertise and initiative at the centre of policy making.
Download the full policy brief (PDF): The EU’s Global Strategy: Three Quotations
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