NATO and EU role in dealing with COVID-19

Taneski, Nenad and Iliev, Andrej (2021) NATO and EU role in dealing with COVID-19. Security dialogues, 12 (2). pp. 141-151. ISSN 1857-7172

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Abstract

Starting withhistorical premise that every century for the past few centuries, we
have at least one pandemic such as: flu, fever, plague and other types of viruses.So according
to this, if we make an historical review and analysis we will see that some of them have caused
greater human losses thanthe First and Second world war.The introductory part of our paper
will give a brief historical overview of the global pandemic that have occurredthe world in
the last few centuries and along with this, which lessons have the worldlearned from them.
In our paper, we will focus on the analysisof NATO and the European Union role in dealing
with COVID-19.
Here we will analyze: NATO and EU readiness to respond to military and non-military
crises, their capacities and capabilities, taking effectivemeasures to respond on COVID-19
crisis, logisticalcapabilities and coordination, critical points of NATO and EU missionin order
effectively to respond on COVID-19 crisis, operational and action plan and their preparation
for the next waves of COVID-19,NATO and EU level of political and military diplomacy with
China and Russia for support and overcoming COVID-19 more effectively.
Further, NATO and EU preparations for establishment of a crisis response force for COVID-19,
level of complementarity and cooperation between NATO and EU in dealing with COVID-19,
NATO and EU medium- and long-term plans for effective response to COVID-19 and their
other measures and activities.
Having in mind, the above mentions measures and activities of NATO andEU for
dealing with COVID-19, the main goal of this paper will be to make an historical overview and
analysis ofeffects from already taken measures and activities from NATO andEU, as well as
further directions for improvementofoverall activity in dealing with COVID-19.

Item Type:	Article
Subjects:	Social Sciences > Political Science
Divisions:	Military Academy
Depositing User:	Nenad Taneski
Date Deposited:	18 Feb 2022 08:54
Last Modified:	18 Feb 2022 08:54
URI:	https://eprints.ugd.edu.mk/id/eprint/29496

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