Europe in the Western alliance : towards a European defence entity?
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Europe in the Western alliance : towards a European defence entity?
（Studies in international security, 26）
Macmillan, in association with the International Institute for Strategic Studies, 1988
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Description
There is today a conjunction of circumstances, pressures and constraints which make greater security cooperation in Western Europe not only possible, but imperative. This book analyzes from many perspectives the political and strategic dilemmas that Europeans now face. It makes a strong case for greater political and military cooperation. It argues for the creation of a European defence identity that will not hinder improvements in East-West relations, nor loosen the ties with the United States on which the security of Western Europe is firmly based. It calls for the seriousness of the situation to be recognized and for statesmen to show the political courage to step out into new paths.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 The pressures for change: towards a European defence entity?, J.G.Siccama
- European defence cooperation - why now?, J.Steinberg. Part 2 Europe and the NATO area: thinking about the unthinkable - some guidelines, P.Lellouche
- problems of transition, N.J.Haagerup and C.Thune. Part 3 Europe and the world outside: European responses outside Europe, J.Chipman
- Europe and global security, R.D.Vine. Part 4 The reform of European institutions: European institutions and defence, T.Taylor
- a European SACEUR?, J.Eberle
- comment on "a European SACEUR", G.F.Treverton.
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