Implementing the 2021 recast of the EU dual-use regulation : challenges and opportunities /
Bromley, Mark
Implementing the 2021 recast of the EU dual-use regulation : challenges and opportunities / [electronic resource] Mark Bromley and Kolja Brockmann - [Brussels] : EUNPDC, 2021 - 15 p. - Non-proliferation and disarmament papers ; 77 .
"September 2021". SIP2123 TIn 2011, the European Union (EU) launched a review of its regulation establishing controls on exports of dual-use items. This began a process involving the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Council of the EU that led to a recast of the regulation which enters into force on 9 September 2021. This paper examines the main underlying concerns that drove the review and recast process: exporters’ regulatory burden, uneven national implementation, exports of cybersurveillance items and advances in emerging technologies. It also analyses the key changes introduced by the recast, particularly a mechanism for coordinating enforcement, additional controls on exports of cybersurveillance items, new commitments on public transparency and an expanded mechanism to control unlisted items, including emerging technologies. The paper concludes by outlining the steps needed to ensure both effective implementation of the recast and greater coherence in the EU’s wider efforts in the field of export controls and non-proliferation.
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surveillance--export control--EU
emerging technologies--implementation
dual-use technology--arms trade
Implementing the 2021 recast of the EU dual-use regulation : challenges and opportunities / [electronic resource] Mark Bromley and Kolja Brockmann - [Brussels] : EUNPDC, 2021 - 15 p. - Non-proliferation and disarmament papers ; 77 .
"September 2021". SIP2123 TIn 2011, the European Union (EU) launched a review of its regulation establishing controls on exports of dual-use items. This began a process involving the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Council of the EU that led to a recast of the regulation which enters into force on 9 September 2021. This paper examines the main underlying concerns that drove the review and recast process: exporters’ regulatory burden, uneven national implementation, exports of cybersurveillance items and advances in emerging technologies. It also analyses the key changes introduced by the recast, particularly a mechanism for coordinating enforcement, additional controls on exports of cybersurveillance items, new commitments on public transparency and an expanded mechanism to control unlisted items, including emerging technologies. The paper concludes by outlining the steps needed to ensure both effective implementation of the recast and greater coherence in the EU’s wider efforts in the field of export controls and non-proliferation.
surveillance--export control--EU
emerging technologies--implementation
dual-use technology--arms trade