Titlebook: Germany‘s Civilian Power Diplomacy; NATO Expansion and t Chaya Arora Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2006 d

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Expertenschaft in Führungskritik relations with Moscow, both Chancellor Kohl and his Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel would, in the course of 1996, and with the active support of German diplomats working from below, work relentlessly to secure the Kremlin’s approval for NATO’s eastward extension—an agreement that was finally reached in the early summer of 1997.

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Germany—Still Not a Civiliani, Powers original work to clear the ground for further analysis and discussion of where Germany’s foreign policy may be heading, if indeed we can assume that Germany’s leadership knows where it is heading. My guess is they do not.

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Winning Moscow’s Approval, 1996–97 relations with Moscow, both Chancellor Kohl and his Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel would, in the course of 1996, and with the active support of German diplomats working from below, work relentlessly to secure the Kremlin’s approval for NATO’s eastward extension—an agreement that was finally reached in the early summer of 1997.

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Reliability and Validity in Expert Judgment illustrative examples, taking care to ensure that the choice of these examples is evenly spread out across the relevant period (1993–97) and not least in order to be able to verify whether it is possible to account for the criterion of consistency in the three categories of influence, approach and substance.

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Introductionurity should reveal merely one certainty amongst many more evolving uncertainties: Europe’s path of transition appears everything but transitory, instead growing ever more challenging in speed and complexity.

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