A rising middle power? German foreign policy in transformation, 1989-1999

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A Rising Middle Power is a comprehensive analysis of post-Cold War German foreign policy as it has adjusted to the fundamental shift in the structure of world politics after 1989. It examines changes in German foreign policy in three crucial arenas--military missions abroad, European integration, and NATO enlargement--and asks how Germany has reacted to large-scale change in its international environment.

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