Titlebook: Germany and the Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union; Between Europeanizat Alister Miskimmon Book 2007 Palgrave Macmill

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Interactions of Particles in Matter,der administration, the Red/Green government’s ‘Europability’ was put under the spotlight.. On top of an already crowded Council agenda, Germany was faced with its most significant foreign-policy test since unification in the form of the Kosovo crisis.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95534-1me of the age-old foreign policy challenges facing Germany. As Hedetoft outlines, ‘Germany is a country centrally defined along a number of historical and contemporary dualisms, ambiguities, inconsistencies, riven between power and identity, between leadership and insignificance, and between different prescriptions for these predicaments’..

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Introduction,ermany through the uploading of German preferences to the European and international level. In addition, the analysis outlined here highlights areas in German foreign policy which have come under increasing strain due to the demands placed on Germany stemming from the EU’s CFSP.

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Learning to Lead: Germany, Kosovo and the Development of the Common European Security and Defence Pder administration, the Red/Green government’s ‘Europability’ was put under the spotlight.. On top of an already crowded Council agenda, Germany was faced with its most significant foreign-policy test since unification in the form of the Kosovo crisis.

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,No Longer a ‘Reluctant Power’? Germany’s Emergent Leadership Role in ESDP,me of the age-old foreign policy challenges facing Germany. As Hedetoft outlines, ‘Germany is a country centrally defined along a number of historical and contemporary dualisms, ambiguities, inconsistencies, riven between power and identity, between leadership and insignificance, and between different prescriptions for these predicaments’..

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2947-6747 nal level. The book concludes that limitations remain on the Europeanization of German foreign and security policy and Germany‘s ability to play a leading role in military crisis management.978-1-349-35299-9978-0-230-59152-3Series ISSN 2947-6747 Series E-ISSN 2947-6755

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Germany, the European Community and the Challenges of the End of the Cold War,thin the Treaty on European Union (EU) exerted adaptational pressures on German foreign and security policy. It will demonstrate is that whilst the CFSP which emerged from the Intergovernmental Conference on Political Union (IGCPU) represented a significant step to formalise foreign and security pol

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Reforming the Common Foreign and Security Policy, at Maastricht. A combination of the structural constraints of the Cold War (and its immediate aftermath) and the difficulties in forging a truly CFSP within the European Union (EU) ensured that CFSP remained a useful addition to national foreign and security policy, rather than a central institutio