Titlebook: Changing Threat Perceptions and Military Doctrines; László Valki Book 1992 László Valki 1992 Cold War.Europe.Germany.nationalism.perceptio

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Nationalism in Europe: Trends and Threats,The new centrality of Europe and especially of Germany seems to have resulted from the rapid breakdown of the ‘Eastern subsystem’, or rather the composite Soviet empire that contributed in 1945 to the marginalisation of the old continent and to the bipolar division of the world.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90267-8 and timely. Only three years ago, when the author first addressed this issue, the problem was to understand the connections between the political and ideological aspects of the East-West competition and the process of militarisation, to evaluate the prospects offered by arms control, dialogue, and

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Die Zukunft der Policy-Forschung,ly, both in professional literature and journalism, in connection with those countries that lie between Western Europe and the Soviet Union, the term ‘Eastern Europe’ was used, although in fact — as it has been stressed again since de Gaulle — Europe extends as far as the Urals. Consequently, Moscow

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Die Zukunft der Policy-Forschung,atched security system of military alliances, achieved at an extremely high price. The European coalition system that emerged between 1947 and 1955 was flawed from the very beginning. Instead of creating genuine security borders, this system created ideological ones which, in turn, had been a fertil