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,Geopolitics and Grand Strategy in Cold War and Post-Cold War Europe (1945–2000),on the advantages that the Industrial Revolution brought about in the areas of transport, trade and communications. These allowed these two countries to fully exploit their larger territories and resources and rise to the very cusp of international politics, eventually breaking with 500 years of Eur

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,11 September, the Big Three and the EU-NATO Conundrum (2001–2005), towards NATO and European foreign and security policy cooperation over a long time-span (1947–2000). This chapter zooms in on the interplay between those same elements over a much shorter period of time: the post-11 September years (2001–2005). By delving into original research, this allows to give

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,Iraq, the Big Three and the EU-NATO Conundrum (2005–2010),O between 2001 and 2005, this chapter analyses how that same puzzle played out throughout the post-Iraq years (2005–2010). We use the phrase ‘post-Iraq’ to refer to the 2005–2010 period because of the high symbolism of the 2003 Iraq War and its significance for US foreign policy and for transatlanti

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,Geopolitics and Grand Strategy in Cold War and Post-Cold War Europe (1945–2000),to fully exploit their larger territories and resources and rise to the very cusp of international politics, eventually breaking with 500 years of Euro-centrism. (Kennedy 1987, Mackinder 1904, Spykman 1944)