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Kiflu Gudeta,Mekuria Argaw,Mengistie Kinduious entities and researchers in Germany regarding the shaping of German foreign policy, the analysis is expanded to present several main issues discussed within this framework: changes in the global order, internal factors influencing foreign policy, trends of adaptation and continuity in German foreign policy, and its European context.

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,Linking Systemic Changes to Domestic Factors: Neoclassical Realism as a Tool for Analysing a State’ich consists of three elements: political parties, academic and research institutions, and economic organisations. Complementing the internal context are considerations about the fundamental concept of state power and its relevance to the example of Germany and its global policy within the realm of realist theories.

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,Abandoning Continuity for Adaptation: The Landscape of Thought on the Evolution of Germany’s Foreigious entities and researchers in Germany regarding the shaping of German foreign policy, the analysis is expanded to present several main issues discussed within this framework: changes in the global order, internal factors influencing foreign policy, trends of adaptation and continuity in German foreign policy, and its European context.

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,Beschreibung ausgew?hlter Methoden,ernational role since reunification. The main research questions, the thesis adopted in the study, and the time frame are also outlined. Additionally, the introduction includes brief descriptions of each chapter of the book.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-4306-9lected economic and demographic indicators related to the rising significance of emerging powers. Furthermore, it explores ways of institutionalising their cooperation and their aspirations on the international stage.

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Conclusions,In the final chapter of the book, the conclusions drawn from the research are brought together. An attempt is made to answer the questions posed about Germany’s policy towards emerging powers after 2004, and prospects for further research in this area are outlined.

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