Germany, Poland and the Common Security and Defence Policy Convergin
A 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
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Laura Chappell
New Perspectives in German Political Studies General Editors: William Paterson OBE is Honorary Professor of German and European Politics at the University of Aston, UK, and Chairman of the German– British Forum. Charlie Jeffery is Professor of Politics at the University of Edinburgh, UK. Germany remains a pivotal country in Europe. It is Europe’s biggest economy, continues to play a central role in the European Union and has a growing significance in international security politics, based on its strategic location at the centre of Europe and its evolving role as a provider of security in Europe and beyond. All this is nuanced by the legacies of a turbulent recent history: the two World Wars, the Holocaust, Germany’s division after World War II and its unification in 1990. New Perspectives in German Political Studies has been designed as a platform for debate and scholarship on contemporary Germany. It welcomes contributions from political science, international relations, political economy and contemporary history. It follows on from the success of the earlier series New Perspectives in German Studies, co-edited by William Paterson and the late Professor Michael Butler. Titles include: Laura Chappell GERMANY, POLAND AND THE COMMON SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICY Converging Security and Defence Perspectives in an Enlarged EU Hartwig Pautz THINK TANKS, SOCIAL DEMOCRACY AND SOCIAL POLICY Ed Turner POLITICAL PARTIES AND PUBLIC POLICY IN THE GERMAN LÄNDER When Parties Matter Timo Fleckenstein INSTITUTIONS, IDEAS AND LEARNING IN WELFARE STATE CHANGE Labour Market Reforms in Germany Alister Miskimmon, William E. Paterson and James Sloam (editors) GERMANY’S GATHERING CRISIS The 2005 Federal Election and the Grand Coalition Anne Fuchs PHANTOMS OF WAR IN CONTEMPORARY GERMAN LITERATURE, FILMS AND DISCOURSE The Politics of Memory Beverly Crawford POWER AND GERMAN FOREIGN POLICY Embedded Hegemony in Europe Dan Hough, Michael Koß and Jonathan Olsen THE LEFT PARTY IN CONTEMPORARY GERMAN POLITICS
Roger Woods GERMANY’S NEW RIGHT AS CULTURE AND POLITICS Christian Schweiger BRITAIN, GERMANY AND THE FUTURE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION Matthew M.C. Allen THE VARIETIES OF CAPITALISM PARADIGM Explaining Germany’s Comparative Advantage? Gunther Hellmann (editor) GERMANY’S EU POLICY IN ASYLUM AND DEFENCE De-Europeanization by Default? Charles Lees PARTY POLITICS IN GERMANY A Comparative Politics Approach Ronald Speirs and John Breuilly (editors) GERMANY’S TWO UNIFICATIONS Anticipations, Experiences, Responses James Sloam THE EUROPEAN POLICY OF THE GERMAN SOCIAL DEMOCRATS Interpreting a Changing World Margarete Kohlenbach WALTER BENJAMIN Self-Reference and Religiosity Henning Tewes GERMANY, CIVILIAN POWER AND THE NEW EUROPE Enlarging NATO and the European Union Wolf-Dieter Eberwein and Karl Kaiser (editors) GERMANY’S NEW FOREIGN POLICY Decision-Making in an Interdependent World Ruth Wittlinger GERMAN NATIONAL IDENTITY IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY A Different Republic After All? Chantal Lacroix IMMIGRANTS, LITERATURE AND NATIONAL INTEGR
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