Becoming and Responsible Leader: Germany and the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy

Alister Miskimmon

Becoming and Responsible Leader: Germany and the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy

Alister Miskimmon

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Abstract

This chapter seeks to explain Germany’s emerging role within CFSP through an analysis of how German governments have outlined a narrative of responsibility in security and defence policy and how this has shaped Germany’s involvement in CFSP. The development of the narrative of responsibility encapsulates Germany’s conception of its involvement in the CFSP and helps explain the uneven and contested nature of German economic hegemony in Europe and the enduring pattern of cooperation and conflict which have defined the development of CFSP.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Common or Divided Security?
Subtitle of host publication	German and Norwegian perspective on Euro-Atlantic Security
Editors	Robin Allers, Carlo Masala, Rolf Tamnes
Publisher	Peter Lang AG
Pages	147-166
Number of pages	20
ISBN (Print)	3631646275
Publication status	Published - 30 Jun 2014

Keywords

Germany, Security, European Union

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