Titlebook: Rethinking Germany and Europe; Democracy and Diplom Simon Bulmer (Professor of European Politics),Char Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a divi

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Government and Industry Relationson’s office and it was clear that we had a common interest in pursuing serious research. It was therefore pleasing that we were eventually able to work together on this project, although the award of the grant was not greeted by line management with the level of enthusiasm that would accompany a maj

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Gulliver’s Travail: Crafting a New Transatlantic Bargainter 1990. Scholars have described Germany as ‘number two’, a ‘reticent Giant’, a ‘reluctant power’, a ‘civilian power’ or an ‘uncertain power’ (Hanrieder, 1982; Katzenstein, 1982; Baring and Masamori, 1977; Meiers, 1995; Harnisch and Maull, 2001; Maull, 2006); characterised its foreign policy as ‘Eu

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Europe as a Global ‘Civilian’ Power?not despite, but because of major crises which have forced the member states to focus on their shared interests and act accordingly. Whichever it may be, this trend has perhaps been most clearly observed from a distance: several prominent American observers even predicted that the twenty-first centu

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