European Security beyond the Cold War: Four Scenarios for the Year 2010 (RIIA) - Tapa blanda

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`it is a solid work...nowhere else is all that information collected and presented systematically...a solid, historical presentation of especially the second half of the 1980s' - International Affairs

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`..comprehensive, sensible, and above all well written' - Times Literary Supplement

`The most impressive characteristic of the book is the way in which it manages to cover an immense amount of empirical and theoretical ground in a fashion which is very easy to read' - West European Politics

Reseña del editor

This volume offers four pictures of one of the most vital contemporary questions in world politics: European security in the next two decades.

In his profound consideration of the forces and processes at work in the fundamental transformations that have been reshaping Europe over recent years, Adrian Hyde-Price focuses on the unification of Germany, Mikhail Gorbachev's reform programme, the accelerating pace of West European integration through the European Community, and the uncertainties surrounding America's future role in a Europe `beyond containment'. This major work outlines four `ideal types' of possible alternative security structures for the year 2010 and suggests a number of principles which should govern the construction of a new security system for a Europe beyond the cold war.