Titlebook: Geopolitics Reframed; Security and Identit Merje Kuus Book 2007 Merje Kuus 2007 Europe.international relations.NATO.european union politics

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Civilizational Geopolitics,alm is the driving force of their foreign and security policies. This desire is widely considered a more powerful impetus “than mere economic or political motivation could ever be.”. Indeed, European, Western, or civilizational values are cited across the region as the self-evident and primary bases

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Sovereignty for Security?, the region, a key argument for membership in the EU and NATO was that such membership would provide the accession states with security guarantees and thereby protect their sovereignty. A key argument against EU membership—NATO was left out of that one— was that it would reduce the security of the C

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Cultural Geopolitics and Cultured Geopoliticians,ey role of intellectuals in the geopolitical scripting of Central Europe. Bauman stresses the role of cultural and intellectual capital in Central European politics, and . illustrates the effectiveness of that capital in putting Central Europe onto Western mental maps.

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The Ritual of Listening to Foreigners,he EU and NATO, closely follow Western policy recommendations. Accounts of security in particular presume that as these states seek security from the West, they gradually adopt Western conceptions of security. This chapter destabilizes the convenient imagery of obliging Central Europeans. It undersc

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How Many Threats and How Many Europes?,sis of its European identity and values. His comment illustrates the continued political utility of invoking identity and values to explain complex political processes like security. It also testifies to the highly amorphous and flexible character of these categories.

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Gratulate

Book 2007mines assumptions that shaped these debates and influenced policy-making, combining fresh theoretical approaches from international relations and political geography with rich empirical material from Central Europe. This book provides the first in-depth analysis of security discourse in the region.