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Germany, France and the Integration of Europe: A Realist Interpretation

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Structure or strategy the primacy of politics in European integration a theory of co-operative hegemony a new kind of nationalism the Gaullist interlude tactical differentiation - the Single European Act structural asymmetry - the Maastricht Treaty barriers to hegemony - the ratification crisis geopolitical asymmetry - the post-Maastricht era Europe's co-operative hegemony.

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