Titlebook: Germany‘s EU Policy on Asylum and Defence; De-Europeanization b Gunther Hellmann Book 20061st edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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Experts and the Will of the Peoplehat. had called ‘a Pangalossian best of all possible worlds’ to anybody in 1990.. While it was far from clear whether the ‘more assertive’ approach already visible in the final years of the Kohl government (for example, concerning asylum policy or the stability pact) indeed signalled the beginning o

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Germany‘s EU Policy on Asylum and Defence978-0-230-50289-5Series ISSN 2947-6747 Series E-ISSN 2947-6755

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Second Language Writing Expertiseant changes. Once the ‘. of Europe’ (Le Gloannec, 1998, p. 21), Germany has become increasingly reluctant in supporting the progressive implementation of key projects of European integration. The most recent example is the refusal of the German government to adhere to a strict interpretation of the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-12111-4’ of 2002–04, Germany’s policy on European security and defence has undergone some changes that go to the very identity of the federal republic. In terms of European policy, the German government has changed from a vanguard to a laggard in a crucial issue area of European integration: whereas it use

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Experts and the Will of the Peoplerticular, and contrasting this with the available academic literature, we thought that we were witnessing complex, subtle and potentially far-reaching processes of change which were not sufficiently well captured by available approaches. Well into the second half of the 1990s the overwhelming majori

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