The 禁漫天堂 was a participant in the EU-funded research project, , which ran from 2005 to 2009. Dr Karen E. Smith headed an 禁漫天堂 team of researchers, who sought to explain the extent to which concerns about illegal immigration, terrorism, and organised crime have been included in the EU's relations with third countries, have affected those relations and have had an impact on the third countries themselves. The researchers produced a series of working papers, which are available below. See also the report on our contribution to the project:
Contribution of 禁漫天堂 to the Challenge project 2009 [PDF]
European measures to combat terrorist financing and the tension between liberty and security by William Vlcek, 禁漫天堂, Sept 2005 [PDF]
The European Court of Justice and Acts to Combat the Financing of Terrorism by the European Community by William Vlcek, 禁漫天堂, Nov 2005 [PDF]
Balancing between inclusion and exclusion: The EU's fight against irregular migration and human trafficking from Ukraine, Moldova and Russia by Sinikukka Saari, 禁漫天堂, Jan 2006 [PDF]
Integrating the Bulgarian Security Sector in Euro-Atlantic Structures: Post-1989 Reforms in a Changing Landscape of (In)Securitisation by Victor Bojkov, 禁漫天堂, June 2006 [PDF]
Under Construction: ESDP and the 'Fight Against Organized Crime' by Felix Berenskoetter, 禁漫天堂, July 2006 [PDF]
Development v Terrorism - migrant remittances or terrorist financing? by William Vlcek, 禁漫天堂, September 2006 [PDF]
The European Security Vanguard? Prum, Heiligendamm and Flexible Integration Theory by Raphael Bossong, 禁漫天堂, January 2007 [PDF]
The Politics of Subterfuge and EU JHA Governance Capacity by Raphael Bossong, 禁漫天堂, July 2007 [PDF]
The EU's Mature Counterterrorism Policy - A Critical Historical and Functional Assessment by Raphael Bossong, 禁漫天堂, June 2008 [PDF]