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CSDP: Constitutional, legal and institutional implications of Lisbon Treaty

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This report examines the constitutional, legal, and institutional aspects of the EU's Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP). It explores how the Lisbon Treaty has shaped and can further develop CSDP, considering its relationship with other international security organisations.

The procedure focuses on the practical implementation and future potential of CSDP, affecting member states' defence capabilities and the EU's role in global security. It considers the interplay between EU law and national security frameworks.