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From EPC to CFSP - Does Maastricht Matter?, the Editors. Part 1 History - From EPC to CFSP: Two Decades of EPC Performance, S. Nuttall The Creation of the Common Foreign and Security Policy, P. de Schoutheete. Part 2 Institutions - the Stage and the Players: The Institutional Setup and Functioning of EPC/CFSP, E. Regelsberger The Actors Involved - National Perspectives, C. Hill Where the European Commission Comes In - From the Single European Act to Maastricht, F. Cameron The Association of the European Parliament - No Longer the Underdog in the EPC?, T. Grunert The Question of Consistency, H.-G. Krenzler and H.C. Schneider The Defense Dimension of the European Union - the Role and Performance of the WEU, M. Jopp. Part 3 To Act or Not to Act?: The Potential and Limits of the Common Foreign and Security Policy - the Yugoslav Example, G. Edwards Relations with Central and Eastern European Countries - the Anchor Role of the European Union, B. Lippert ECP/CFSP, the Soviet Union and the Former Soviet Republics - Does the 12 Have a Coherent Policy?, D. Allen The 12/15's Conference Diplomacy - Has the CSCE/OSCE Remained a Successful Platform?, H. Schneider Political Dialogue with Third Countries and Regional Political Groupings - the 15 as an Attractive Interlocutor, J. Monar The 12, the United Nations and Somalia - the Mirage of Global Intervention, P. Keatinge Transatlantic Dimensions of CFSP - the Culture of Foreign Policy Cooperation, R. Ginsberg. Part 4 The Future - Challenges and Limitations: The Potential and Limits of CFSP - What Comes Next?, G. Burghardt Enlargement as a Challenge and Incentive for Reform, P. Luif The Intergovernmental Conference, 1966 - How to Reform CFSP?, R. Rummel Appendix - Title V, Article J, of the Treaty on European Union - Provision on a Common Foreign and Security Policy.
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