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EU: European Security Research Agenda: European Commission Working documents

01 October 2007

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- Public-Private Dialogue in Security Research and Innovation: Summary of the Impact Assessment (SEC (2007) 1139,pdf)

- Public-Private Dialogue in Security Research and Innovation: Impact Assessment (SEC (2007) 1138, pdf)

See also earlier Commission press releases:

- Security research to better combat terrorism (pdf)

- The European Security Research and Innovation Forum (ESRIF) - Public-Private Dialogue in Security Research (pdf)

- Commission promotes public-private dialogue to improve security of EU citizens (pdf)

For background, see: Arming Big Brother: The EU's Security Research Programme by Ben Hayes (Statewatch/Transnational Institute, pdf)

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