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Sovereignty at stake? The European Commission's proposal for a Defence and Security Procurement Directive

机译：主权危在旦夕？欧盟委员会关于国防与安全采购指令的提案

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The Defence and Security Procurement Directive (DSDP) is the first supranational policy in the Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) and represents a departure from the standard understanding of the CSDP as intergovernmental. Whilst the member states were initially against such an initiative, the Defence Directive was eventually proposed in the Council in 2007 and accepted in July 2009. This paper examines why European Union member states changed their position on the proposal for a DSDP between 2004 and 2007. The analysis builds upon two hypotheses that aim to account for this change in position. Providing new insight into the views of the member states, the study finds that the member states accepted the Directive due to a sense of obligation to respect internal market rules, and further discusses the theoretical implications of these findings.
机译：国防和安全采购指令（DSDP）是《通用安全和防御政策》（CSDP）中的第一个超国家政策，它代表了对CSDP作为政府间组织的标准理解的偏离。成员国最初反对这种倡议，但最终于2007年在理事会中提出了国防指令，并于2009年7月接受了该指令。本文研究了为何欧盟成员国在2004年至2007年之间改变其对DSDP提案的立场。该分析建立在两个假设的基础上，这些假设旨在说明这种立场变化。研究提供了对成员国观点的新见解，发现成员国出于尊重内部市场规则的义务意识而接受了该指令，并进一步讨论了这些发现的理论含义。

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