Titlebook: Italian Military Operations Abroad; Just Don‘t Call it W Piero Ignazi,Giampiero Giacomello,Fabrizio Coticch Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a

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Introduction, post-war period, when Italy joined the Atlantic Alliance and participated, from the very beginning, in the European integration process by joining the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC). Soon after, however, a curtain of silence on foreign and defence policy issues enfolded Italian politics.

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Conclusions,shing the military should be done only after careful consideration and strictly within the scope for which the military itself was invented. On the one hand, most people would agree that if their country comes under attack, their nation’s leaders would have to mobilize the military and even turn civ

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The Foreign Policy of a Latecomer,ldest European nations, to finally become a fully fledged nation-state. The elites’ national identity and visions for the role of the new state provided them with the social norms which defined the appropriate behaviour in every circumstance, and especially in the crafting of foreign policy.

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Conclusions,icult for national governments to justify, especially for democracies. Even sending troops abroad in an entirely peaceful endeavour, such as in operations to support the peace, is often subject to challenges and opposition in the political arena as well as in terms of public opinion.