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Author Crawford, Beverly.
Title Power and German foreign policy : embedded hegemony in Europe / Beverly Crawford.
Publication Info Basingstoke [England] ; New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2007.


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Descript xii, 240 p. : ill.
Contents Introduction: a teutonic shift? -- Explaining post-wall change in German foreign policy -- Diplomacy and military policy in the Balkans : from recalcitrant partner to cooperative leader -- Foreign economic policy in Europe : from rule-maker to rule-breaker in the European Monetary Union -- Security : why Germany built and led Europe's export control regime -- Conclusions and prospects for the future of German foreign policy.
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ISBN 9780230598331 (e-book)
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Author Crawford, Beverly.
Series New perspectives in German studies
New perspectives in German studies.
Subject European Union.
Germany -- Foreign relations.
Germany -- Economic conditions.
Descript xii, 240 p. : ill.
Contents Introduction: a teutonic shift? -- Explaining post-wall change in German foreign policy -- Diplomacy and military policy in the Balkans : from recalcitrant partner to cooperative leader -- Foreign economic policy in Europe : from rule-maker to rule-breaker in the European Monetary Union -- Security : why Germany built and led Europe's export control regime -- Conclusions and prospects for the future of German foreign policy.
Note Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
ISBN 9780230598331 (e-book)
Author Crawford, Beverly.
Series New perspectives in German studies
New perspectives in German studies.
Subject European Union.
Germany -- Foreign relations.
Germany -- Economic conditions.

Subject European Union.
Germany -- Foreign relations.
Germany -- Economic conditions.
Descript xii, 240 p. : ill.
Contents Introduction: a teutonic shift? -- Explaining post-wall change in German foreign policy -- Diplomacy and military policy in the Balkans : from recalcitrant partner to cooperative leader -- Foreign economic policy in Europe : from rule-maker to rule-breaker in the European Monetary Union -- Security : why Germany built and led Europe's export control regime -- Conclusions and prospects for the future of German foreign policy.
Note Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
ISBN 9780230598331 (e-book)
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