Germany as a civilian power ? : the foreign policy of the Berlin Republic

Sebastian Harnisch · Hanns W. Maull

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1. Introduction - Sebastian Harnisch & Hanns W. Maull 2. How civilian? - Henning Tewes 3. Germany at Maastricht - Ulf Frenkler 4. Civilian power and war - Nina Philippi 5. Nuclear non-proliferation - Oliver Meier 6. Conclusion - Sebastian Harnisch & Hanns W. Maull

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