Titlebook: Geopolitics Reframed; Security and Identit Merje Kuus Book 2007 Merje Kuus 2007 Europe.international relations.NATO.european union politics

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9331-4ence of our aspirations to join NATO”.. When the Economist asked a Polish government official in 2001 why his country so eagerly pursued membership in the EU, the official replied with surprised laughter, “I have not even thought about that for ten years.” The ultimate reason is “civilizational,” he then added..

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Inscribing Europeanness, Erasing Eastness,Europe is still an integral part of the Europe that EU and NATO enlargements have supposedly secured. The important question then is not whether or when Europe will be “whole and free,” or the precise location of the border between Europe and the East. The question rather is how claims and assumptio

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Sovereignty for Security?,hos toward national sovereignty is deeply rooted in the political cultures of this former buffer zone, and narratives of Europeanization have to compete with entrenched imaginaries of nation-building and national exceptionalism.. In the words of Vladimir Tismaneanu, “for reasons which are both psych

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The Ritual of Listening to Foreigners, security studies. Listening to foreigners is not simply a process of learning; it is also a strategy of telling Westerners what they want to hear so as to attract or retain Western attention and money. These are indeed Western stereotypes of Central Europe as “not yet” fully mature or European that

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93843-5.), did not dampen the festive spirit.. “Love, Peace and NATO” is the title that Timothy Garton Ash chose for his eyewitness account of the summit. “NATO has become a European peace movement,” Garton Ash writes, “Imagine, that Europe is a place where wars don’t start. As John Lennon sang: ‘Imagine.’

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