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Book 2012A comparative analysis of an old and new EU Member State‘s perceptions of and contributions to EU security and defence. This book focuses on change and continuity in both countries‘ defence policies and where convergence and divergence has occurred. This has important implications for the EU‘s effectiveness as an international security actor.

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Kai-Hsiung Chang,William G. Wee, Jacques Poos, declared, ‘this is the hour of Europe, not the hour of the Americans’ (The Independent 1991). At the beginning of the 1990s the EC’s Member States were trying to carve out and define a role for Western Europe on the international stage. This was reflected in the changes within the EC

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Jeff R. Wright,Lyna L. Wiggins,T. John Kiml environment. As highlighted in the previous chapter, strategic culture and role theory form the theoretical framework of the book. It is argued that these middle-ranging theories combined allow for the dynamics of interaction that takes place both within a nation state and between nation states an