Germany's Foreign Policy after the Cold War
From Alliance to Alignment
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| Executive Summaries — Issue 1 / 2004: | |||||||||||||||||||
| Adam Krzeminski | Between Renationalization and Europeanization. A Polish View of Germany | ||||||||||||||||||
| Anne-Marie Le Gloannec | The
Unilateralist Temptation Germany's Foreign Policy after the Cold War |
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| Stephen F. Szabo | Germany
and the United States after Iraq From Alliance to Alignment |
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| Joscha Schmierer | In Search of Ways through the Labyrinth. National Interests between a World of States and a World Society | ||||||||||||||||||
| Alfred Pfaller | The Imperative of Global Stabilization. Key Elements of a Foreign Policy Strategy for Germany | ||||||||||||||||||
| Sergei Medvedev | Putin's Second Republic: Russian Scenarios | ||||||||||||||||||
| Peter Gey | North Korea: Soviet-Type Reform and Erosion of the State Economy | ||||||||||||||||||
| Wolfgang Merkel / Mirko Krück | Social Justice and Democracy: Investigating the Link | ||||||||||||||||||
| Herbert Kitschelt | Origins of International Terrorism in the Middle East | ||||||||||||||||||
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