Titlebook: Explaining Euro-Paralysis; Why Europe is Unable Jan Zielonka Book 1998 Jan Zielonka 1998 Common Foreign and Security Policy.Europe.internat

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Handbuch Ern?hrungskommunikationnion have divergent national interests and they cherish different visions of Europe. Why should they compromise on their images of themselves and of Europe in the absence of unifying external pressures that vanished with the fall of the Berlin Wall?

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Divergent traditions and conflicting interests,nion have divergent national interests and they cherish different visions of Europe. Why should they compromise on their images of themselves and of Europe in the absence of unifying external pressures that vanished with the fall of the Berlin Wall?

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Power politics, again,eight. Released from Cold War constraints, European states have returned to a familiar pattern of struggling for power, primacy, even hegemony within the region. Everything now seems to be up for grabs in an increasingly anarchic continent where the rules of self interest have come to the fore once

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Weak institutions,xplanation of the evolving .. Both friends and foes of European integration willingly admit that the diffusion of authority within the Union and the disaggregated policy process of permanent intergovernmental bargaining prevent the Union from meeting its foreign and security objectives. The Union ha

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