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EU: More security at any price - The Stockholm Programme of the European Union

01 March 2010

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More security at any price - The Stockholm Programme of the European Union (Eurozine, link): "The Stockholm Programme, the latest in a series of EU agreements on security policy, was endorsed in December 2009. Based on the "principle of availability", the Programme plans to enable the cross-border collection, processing and sharing of data on a massive scale. Supposedly promoting "openness and security", it is a further step towards a hi-tech Fortress Europe, writes Christine Wicht"

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