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Expertenschaft in Führungskritiktempting to bring Russia into the Western institutional fold without, however, risking the integrity and cohesion of the Western Alliance. Given the German government’s special interest in ensuring the withdrawal of Russian troops from its eastern ., Bonn’s initiatives in the process of improving re

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Reliability and Validity in Expert Judgmentship to accept the basic rationale for NATO’s eastward enlargement, only to then gradually support the idea on largely German terms; second, we sought to assess whether and to what extent Germany’s diplomatic . in exercising this influence coincides with William Smyser’s 2003 study of the German neg

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The Question of Germany’s Normalizing Ambitionsore obsessed with debating their country’s normalcy than the Germans.. Ever since the opening of the Berlin Wall in November 1989 and the unification of the two German states only one year later in October 1990, the realist theme of normalcy has formed a constant undercurrent to almost every signifi

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The Smyser-Habermasian “Navigational Aid”of the main thesis in order to connect these with the prime objective of our central research inquiry. In this endeavor, and based on the essential elements underlying the Habermasian theory of communicative action and the extent to which these may be reflected in William Smyser’s recently released

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Debate on NATO Enlargement, 1993s involving conflicts that were taking place within rather than between nations, raising new and difficult questions pertaining to the definition of nation and nationhood. However, Clinton had won the presidency by promising to focus “like a laser beam” on issues haunting the domestic economy. In th