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A Bússola Estratégica (BE) é um projeto que está a ser desenvolvido em quatro pilares, entre 2020-2022, nas Presidências do Conselho Europeu da Alemanha, de Portugal, da Eslovénia e da França, baseado na pretensão da União Europeia (UE) em operacionalizar a sua Estratégia Global e adaptar-se ao contexto internacional, sustentada na necessidade de reavaliar a Política Comum de Segurança e Defesa (PCSD), tornando as suas missões e/ou operações civis e militares mais robustas e com mandatos mais flexíveis.
Assim, esta investigação teve por objetivo criar Linhas de Orientação Estratégica (LOE) que maximizem, para Portugal, as potencialidades da BE no contexto da PCSD. Alicerçou-se num raciocínio indutivo, associado a uma estratégia qualitativa e a um desenho de pesquisa de estudo de caso, e na análise documental e das entrevistas realizadas a 12 especialistas, ligados ao Sistema de Informações da República Portuguesa, UE, Ministérios dos Negócios Estrangeiros e da Defesa e meio académico.
Os resultados, ancorados em cinco potencialidades, três vulnerabilidades, cinco oportunidades e cinco ameaças, e numa cenarização (com o cenário mais provável), permitiram elencar 12 LOE, associadas às cinco prioridades da PCSD definidas por Portugal na sua Presidência.
The Strategic Compass (BE) is a project being developed on four pillars, between 2020-2022, in the Presidencies of the European Council of Germany, Portugal, Slovenia, and France. It is based on the European Union (EU) intention to operationalize its Global Strategy and adapt to the international context, underpinned by the need to reassess the Common Security and Defense Policy (CSDP), making its civil and military missions and/or operations more robust and with more flexible mandates. Thus, this investigation aimed to create Strategic Guidelines (SG) that maximize the potential of BE in the context of CSDP for Portugal. It was based on inductive research associated with a qualitative strategy and a case study research design, and on documentary analysis and interviews conducted with 12 experts, linked to the Intelligence System of the Portuguese Republic, the EU, the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Defense, and the academia. The results - anchored in five potentialities, three vulnerabilities, five opportunities, and five threats, and in a scenario (the most likely scenario) - allowed to list 12 SG, associated with the five CSDP priorities defined by Portugal in its Presidency.
The Strategic Compass (BE) is a project being developed on four pillars, between 2020-2022, in the Presidencies of the European Council of Germany, Portugal, Slovenia, and France. It is based on the European Union (EU) intention to operationalize its Global Strategy and adapt to the international context, underpinned by the need to reassess the Common Security and Defense Policy (CSDP), making its civil and military missions and/or operations more robust and with more flexible mandates. Thus, this investigation aimed to create Strategic Guidelines (SG) that maximize the potential of BE in the context of CSDP for Portugal. It was based on inductive research associated with a qualitative strategy and a case study research design, and on documentary analysis and interviews conducted with 12 experts, linked to the Intelligence System of the Portuguese Republic, the EU, the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Defense, and the academia. The results - anchored in five potentialities, three vulnerabilities, five opportunities, and five threats, and in a scenario (the most likely scenario) - allowed to list 12 SG, associated with the five CSDP priorities defined by Portugal in its Presidency.
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Bússola Estratégica Linhas de Orientação Estratégica Política Comum de Segurança e Defesa Presidência Portuguesa do Conselho da União Europeia Common Security and Defence Policy Portuguese Presidency of the Council of the European Union Strategic Compass Strategic Guidelines