Titlebook: Neoclassical Realism and Defence Reform in Post-Cold War Europe; Tom Dyson Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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Introductionuring the post-Cold War era (1990–2009):.If convergence is taking place, it leads to the central question of around what model — to what extent are Britain, France and Germany emulating post-Cold War US Military Reforms and the ‘Revolution in Military Affairs’ or converging around their own innovati

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Germany: Domestic Constraint and the Temporal Management of Reformcy’ and strategic culture in explaining German commitment to Cold War policy instruments (notably conscription), determining the sequencing of German reform (reform to the policy objectives followed by only partial reform to the policy instrument). Maull (2000) and Berger (1998) point to ‘the German

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The United Kingdom — From Strategic Innovation to Stasise their weight’ in defence and security that stems from memories of the rapid loss of relative power that occurred following the post-war dissipation of the British Empire. Secondly, a sense of global responsibility for peacekeeping and humanitarian intervention that is also an outcome of the UK’s c

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Convergence and Divergence in the Institutional Forums of Defence Policy: Functional Complementaritynd the cross-national generation of crisis-management forces (e.g. EUROFORCES; EUROCORPS; NORDACPS, Movement Centre Europe; the Multinational Interoperability Council, Multinational Interoperability Panel and Baltic Defence Cooperation, see Table 2.5). These variously ‘a la carte’, ‘variable geometr

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