The Evolution of an international actor : Western Europe's new assertiveness
著者
書誌事項
The Evolution of an international actor : Western Europe's new assertiveness
（Westview special studies in West European politics and society）
Westview Press, 1990
大学図書館所蔵 全6件
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In the 1980s, Western European nations have been more successful in co-operating on security policy than ever before. Challenges from both the Soviet Union and the United States have triggered new approaches to the old problem of a distinct European defence - among them the European answer to President Reagan's SDI concept, the Western European Union, and European suggestions for East-West arms control negotiations. This book presents the combined research of a group of European and American scholars who evaluate the scope and substance of present-day security co-operation among West European nations.
目次
- Part 1 West European power potential: European trade policy - coping with the internal menace and external challenge, Roy Ginsberg
- European foreign policy - power block, civilian model - or flop?, Christopher Hill
- European security policy - between self-assertiveness and dependence, Reinhardt Rummel. Part 2 European defense initiatives: West Germany and France - convergent and divergent perspectives on European security co-operation, Peter Schmidt
- the Franco-German security relationship, David Garnham. Part 3 ATBM: European or Atlantic solution, David Robertson
- West European threat assessment - an upcoming question, Reinhardt Rummel. Part 4 Transatlantic provocations: Western Europe in Reagan's world - responding to a new American challenge, David Allen and Michael Smith
- a new transatlantic bargain - America's reaction vis-a-vis European self-assertiveness, Stanley R.Sloan.
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