Titlebook: Explaining Euro-Paralysis; Why Europe is Unable Jan Zielonka Book 1998 Jan Zielonka 1998 Common Foreign and Security Policy.Europe.internat

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Conclusions: The choices to be made,U neighbors. The growing network of mutual interdependence between EU states, the decreasing salience of territorial issues, the presence of multi-sectoral institutional arrangements and the restraining effect of nuclear weapons suggest that old-style power politics is unlikely to return. However, s

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,Geschichte der erz?hlenden Literatur,cultural vacuum. Those policies are part of a complex democratic process sweeping across the entire continent. If Europe’s democracy is in trouble, then diplomatic, military, and any other policies within the Union can hardly work. In short, democratic paralysis implies paralysis in the foreign and

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Paradigm lost and conceptual confusion,Where is it going in terms of military and diplomatic commitments? In short, can a foreign and security policy of the Union get off the ground if Europe does not know what kind of order it intends to have, how to achieve it, and at what price?

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