An urgent, incisive assessment of Germany’s return to military power and Europe’s security as Russian aggression rises and US reliability falters.
After eighty years of restraint, Germany is returning to military power. For many years, German political culture rested on the conviction that military force belonged to a darker past―and that security could be outsourced to the United States or replaced by trade and diplomacy. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Trump’s return to the White House have shattered these illusions.
The threat of Russian aggression and the risk of US abandonment have triggered a German rearmament of historic proportions. But this rearmament also poses a dilemma. With right-wing populism rising at home, can Germany assume a greater military role without reviving old fears among its neighbours or undermining European stability? Can it become a credible security provider while remaining firmly anchored in liberal democratic values?
This timely, important book analyses Germany’s foreign policy and its relationship with military power from 1945 to the present, and explores the choices and alternatives for European security in the next decade and beyond. Challenging Germany’s ‘myth of pacifism’, Liana Fix argues that, as the post-war order fades, Germany can―and must―become a military power capable of protecting Europe when America will not.
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Liana Fix is a historian, political scientist and a leading authority on German and European foreign and security policy. She is a senior fellow for Europe at the Council on Foreign Relations and an adjunct professor at Georgetown University. She is also the author of Germany’s Role in European Russia Policy: A New German Power? She has lived and worked in Washington, DC, Berlin, London, Moscow, Tbilisi and Tours.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. An urgent, incisive assessment of Germanys return to military power and Europes security as Russian aggression rises and US reliability falters.After eighty years of restraint, Germany is returning to military power. For many years, German political culture rested on the conviction that military force belonged to a darker past and that security could be outsourced to the United States or replaced by trade and diplomacy. Russias invasion of Ukraine and Trumps return to the White House have shattered these illusions.The threat of Russian aggression and the risk of US abandonment have triggered a German rearmament of historic proportions. But this rearmament also poses a dilemma. With right-wing populism rising at home, can Germany assume a greater military role without reviving old fears among its neighbours or undermining European stability? Can it become a credible security provider while remaining firmly anchored in liberal democratic values?This timely, important book analyses Germanys foreign policy and its relationship with military power from 1945 to the present, and explores the choices and alternatives for European security in the next decade and beyond. Challenging Germanys myth of pacifism, Liana Fix argues that, as the post-war order fades, Germany can and must become a military power capable of protecting Europe when America will not. An urgent, incisive assessment of Germanys return to military power and Europes security as Russian aggression rises and US reliability falters. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781805266808
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. An urgent, incisive assessment of Germanys return to military power and Europes security as Russian aggression rises and US reliability falters.After eighty years of restraint, Germany is returning to military power. For many years, German political culture rested on the conviction that military force belonged to a darker past and that security could be outsourced to the United States or replaced by trade and diplomacy. Russias invasion of Ukraine and Trumps return to the White House have shattered these illusions.The threat of Russian aggression and the risk of US abandonment have triggered a German rearmament of historic proportions. But this rearmament also poses a dilemma. With right-wing populism rising at home, can Germany assume a greater military role without reviving old fears among its neighbours or undermining European stability? Can it become a credible security provider while remaining firmly anchored in liberal democratic values?This timely, important book analyses Germanys foreign policy and its relationship with military power from 1945 to the present, and explores the choices and alternatives for European security in the next decade and beyond. Challenging Germanys myth of pacifism, Liana Fix argues that, as the post-war order fades, Germany can and must become a military power capable of protecting Europe when America will not. An urgent, incisive assessment of Germanys return to military power and Europes security as Russian aggression rises and US reliability falters. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781805266808
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