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Scripting from the Command Linears of German revanchism.. In addition, reconciliation between Germans and Eastern Europeans was bound to remain partial and incomplete as long as a free exchange between people was impossible, and as long as West German foreign policy was geared towards regimes in Eastern Europe that were not repre

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Why is Germany a Civilian Power?, of German history. The failure of a civilian foreign policy is thus connected to a much larger failure in German political history, namely that of liberalism and democracy. German society never established the preconditions for the exercise of a Civilian Power foreign policy because it had not esta

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Bilateral Relations,ars of German revanchism.. In addition, reconciliation between Germans and Eastern Europeans was bound to remain partial and incomplete as long as a free exchange between people was impossible, and as long as West German foreign policy was geared towards regimes in Eastern Europe that were not repre

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Conclusion, for them, either. After the Second World War, it had taken ten to twelve years for Western Europe’s political economy and military security to settle. In this light the ten to twelve years that it took to extend the principles of Western integration eastwards after the watershed of 1989–90 do not s

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Epilogue,ime managed to achieve German unification as part and parcel of European integration. Jürgen Habermas had famously stated that Kohl, who as a leader of a centre-right party had decisively turned against nationalism, was the .: the personified calling-off of the alarm about recurrent German nationali

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0747-4 explicitly discussed, namely that the nature of international politics makes . the policies which Maull presents as .. The aim of this first chapter is therefore to discuss the theoretical assumptions on which Maull’s argument rests.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0133-5that one of the obstacles of attaining Civilian Power objectives lay in the domestic institutions, which hampered German policy makers in a way unforeseen by those who created the institutions in the early years of the Federal Republic.