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EU: Statewatch Analysis: EU: “The law will bring peace”: a view on the European Gendarmerie Force (EGF) by Tim Schumacher

01 February 2011

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EU: Statewatch Analysis: EU: “The law will bring peace”: a view on the European Gendarmerie Force (EGF) (pdf) by Tim Schumacher: The emergence of para-military police units for use abroad (and potentially at home) is exemplified by the EGF which is being organised by six EU member states outside of the Justice and Home Affairs structures.

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