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Wijk, R.: Understanding the new security environment : the changing nature of security. - S. 1-10 Biscop, S.: Understanding the new security environment : European security strategy - a comprehensive approach. - S. 11-18 Lindley-French, J.: Understanding the new security environment. - S. 19-36 Bailes, A. J. K.: The vulnerability of our society : threats and challenges for European security. - S. 37-46 Bosch, O.: The vulnerability of society : cyber security and critical infrastructure protection. - S. 47-58 Lagadec, P.: La vulnérabilité de notre société : des évènements "impensables" dans des contextes "inconcevables". - S. 59-66 Naert, J.: Een visie op het gei͏ntegreerde crisisbeheer in Belgie͏. - S. 67-76 Rhinard, M.: The European answer to the new threats. - S. 77-88 Duncan, S. M.: Military force and America's search for homeland security. - S. 89-98 Rosiers, J.: Which role for the international soldier in this multidisciplinary exercise? - S. 99-106

From 1998 till 2013, a former railwaycanteen on d'Herbouvillekaai in Antwerp that was transformed into a cultural hub by youthful idealists, hoodlums and enthousiasts who called themselves Scheld'apen, was home to an eclectic stream of artists, with over 1300 events occurring in those 15 years, before inevitably being demolished by city expansion plans. All those events produced a flux of visual communication, an enormous flow of printed media that fascinated artists and Scheld?apen aficionados Benny Van den Meulengracht-Vrancx and Bent Vande Sompele. Collecting items and building upon an already existing physical archive, they decided to pour a selection of works into a book: Graphic Design of Scheld?apen.00?Graphic Design of Scheld?apen? is the result of two years of collecting, three archival residencies at Het Bos (the new home of the still existing Scheld?apen organisation) and a short scanning residency at Frans Masereel Centrum. The book contains over 200 graphical works from a variety of different artists, a preface by Pieter Willems and texts by Roel Griffioen and Pia Jacques