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German Foreign and Security Policy and the European Regional System in the 1990s

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One year after the events which transformed the political map of Europe, there is no doubt that their main beneficiary has been Germany. Almost overnight, as if by magic, the German nation was able to reconstitute a unity which even the most optimistic of its advocates had seen as at best a very long-term project. What will be the future of the new Germany’s foreign and security policy and what will be the consequences for the rest of Europe?

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© 1992 Mairi Maclean and Jolyon Howorth

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Brigot, A. (1992). German Foreign and Security Policy and the European Regional System in the 1990s. In: Maclean, M., Howorth, J. (eds) Europeans on Europe. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-21910-0_6

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