Titlebook: Beyond Deterrence; Britain, Germany and Oliver Ramsbotham,Hugh Miall Book 1991 Oxford Research Group 1991 communism.Defence.Europe.German.G

戰(zhàn)役

Devotion: “Being Shore to the Ocean”ve hinted at the possibility that the border might be opened. I find Konstanze, my twenty-year old daughter, and her friend Astrid, who is twenty-one. Rapidly we jump into the car and drive at great speed to the nearest crossing: Bornholmer Strasse. We are among the very first to get there.

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沒有希望

Ting-Ting Chang,Jun Ren Lee,Nai-Shing Yenfirst federal elections for a united Germany since 1933 on 2 December — drew a line under forty-five years of German history. No longer singularised at the centre of a divided Europe or directly threatened as the prospective battleground between the great blocs, a fully sovereign Germany could now l

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Cristina Rodríguez,Ariel Cuadro,Carola Ruiz the question of security had been conditioned by the underlying long-term project of overcoming the division of Germany. Now that this had been achieved, the whole context of security thinking changed. The national consensus which had emerged in the second half of the 1980s was a broad one, accommo

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Lucia Grugnetti,Fran?ois Jaquet among other things on the issue of Europe. The momentum of integration carried Britain inexorably into the exchange rate mechanism, and questions of economic and political union came to dominate the headlines. Yet one aspect of this process remained Cinderella-like in the background. Although insep

Overdose

Nada Dabbagh,Anastasia Kitsantased and as yet virtually ignored in public, but is comparable in subject matter and range to the debate currently going on in other West European countries such as Germany. This is not surprising, since these countries share many if not most of the same security interests as Britain and have a broadl

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NICE

William Jankowiak,Alex J. NelsonIt is time to look more closely at the ‘view from within’ and the ‘view from above’. So far this distinction has been assumed rather than justified. Is it true that there are two main poles to the new European security debate? And, if so, is this an appropriate description of them?

Baffle

Tamara van Gog,Halszka JarodzkaWhat is the significance of the new European security debate?