Europe in Transition: The Management of Security after the Cold War

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• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Preface vii
• Abbreviations ix
• Part I - Introduction and Theoretical Perspectives 1
• 1 - The Changing Conditions of European Security in the Post-Cold War Era 3
• 2 - Has Europe Changed? Neorealism, Institutions, and Domestic Politics in the New Europe 19
• Part II - The Economic Bases of European Security 33
• 3 - A Separate European Security System? Not If Economic Union is Long Delayed 35
• 4 - Intensified Economic Integration in the European Community and Aspirations for a “european” Defense Policy 49
• Part III - North American Perspectives on the New Europe 63
• 5 - Old Realities and New: the United States and a Reborn Europe 65
• 6 - Canada and the Management of Security in the New Europe 79
• Part IV - European Perspectives on the New Europe 93
• 7 - Change and Security in Europe: Pas De Deux and Ménage à Trois 95
• 8 - United Germany and the Security of Europe 107

• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Preface vii
• Abbreviations ix
• Part I - Introduction and Theoretical Perspectives 1
• 1 - The Changing Conditions of European Security in the Post-Cold War Era 3
• 2 - Has Europe Changed? Neorealism, Institutions, and Domestic Politics in the New Europe 19
• Part II - The Economic Bases of European Security 33
• 3 - A Separate European Security System? Not If Economic Union is Long Delayed 35
• 4 - Intensified Economic Integration in the European Community and Aspirations for a “european” Defense Policy 49
• Part III - North American Perspectives on the New Europe 63
• 5 - Old Realities and New: the United States and a Reborn Europe 65
• 6 - Canada and the Management of Security in the New Europe 79
• Part IV - European Perspectives on the New Europe 93
• 7 - Change and Security in Europe: Pas De Deux and Ménage à Trois 95
• 8 - United Germany and the Security of Europe 107
• 9 - The Foreign Policy of the New Germany: Historical Development and Contemporary Outlook 119
• 10 - Franco-German Relations in the New Europe 135
• Part V - Future Models for the New Europe 149
• 11 - Europe Emergent: a Web of Institutions 151
• 12 - The Future of Nato as a Maritime Alliance: Persisting Strategic Certainties in the Face of Political Uncertainties 169
• 13 - Starting Over: a Lesser Atlanticism? 181
• Selected Bibliography 193
• Index 197