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      German foreign policy and the “German Problem” during and after the Cold War
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      German foreign policy and the “German Problem” during and after the Cold War

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      Changes and continuities

      German foreign policy and the “German Problem” during and after the Cold War

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      Changes and continuities
      ByBernhard Blumenau
      BookNew Perspectives on the End of the Cold War

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      Edition 1st Edition
      First Published 2018
      Imprint Routledge
      Pages 25
      eBook ISBN 9781315189031
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      ABSTRACT

      This chapter provides an overview of German foreign policy, and Germany's place in the international system, during and after the Cold War. It then shows that the "German Problem" was a major foreign policy concern not only for the German governments but also for the other powers in Europe, as well as across the Atlantic Ocean. By framing the analysis around the concept of the "German Problem", the chapter examines the transformations in German foreign polices over the past 150 years but with a special focus on the period after the end of the Cold War. It argues that Germany, despite being more influential in European affairs after rather than during the Cold War, remains a status quo power that only reluctantly assumes leadership. The chapter concludes that the old "German Problem" no longer exists.

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