Toward political union : planning a common foreign and security policy in the European Community

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Toward political union : planning a common foreign and security policy in the European Community

edited by Reinhardt Rummel

Westview Press, 1992

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The contributors, representing major European Community institutions and member states, offer their assessments of the political and institutional issues influencing the formation of a common foreign and security policy for the 12 member states. Representatives of non-EC countries (particularly the United States, the Soviet Union, and Japan) provide perspectives on the status and potential functions of European political unions within the context of a broader European and global network of actors.

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  • Part 1 The scope of challenges for a common foreign and security policy in the political union: testing regional integration for worldwide responsibility, Rienhardt Rummel. Part 2 State of the art of common foreign policy and security cooperations - internal organization and external activity: the Community's external reach, Eberhard Rhein
  • the constitutional foundation, Maarten Lak
  • the institutional network and the instruments of action, Simon Nuttall
  • the core of decision-making, Lawrence Hamlet
  • a test case for consistency - the San Jose dialogue, Veerie Coignez
  • West European responses to change in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, David Allen
  • EPC's performance in crises, Christopher Hill
  • Western Europe and the Gulf War, Scott Anderson
  • European response to the Civil War in Yugoslavia, Geoffrey Edwards
  • EC/EPC cooperation on nuclear nonproliferation, Harald Muller. Part 3 Perceptions and demands from outside - what kind of political union?: view from the United States, Christopher Murray
  • view from the Soviet Union, Alexander Yakovenko
  • view from Japan, Kensei Hiwaki
  • view from Austria, Manfred Scheich
  • view from Hungary, Istvan Kormendy, view from Yugoslavia, Nina Vajic
  • view from Turkey, Serment Atacanli. Part 4 Assessing the concepts for political union: from the draft treaty of 1984 to the intergovernmental conferences of 1991, Rosa Maria Alonso Terme
  • scope and structure of the Community's future foeign policy, Giovanni Jannuzzi
  • constituting the political union - internal and external problems, Reinhardt Rummel.

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