America, the EU and strategic culture : renegotiating the transatlantic bargain / Asle Toje.
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Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon ; New York :
Routledge,
2008.
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Series: | Contemporary security studies
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Understanding transatlantic relations
- Some definitions
- American foreign policy
- The making of EU security policies
- A question of actorness
- Power and influence
- Strategic culture as an analytical tool
- The EU strategic culture
- 2. The transatlantic bargain
- The Euro-American security bargain
- A shared blend of institutions, democracy and market economy
- The 1950s and 1960s: from partnership to primacy
- The 1970s and 1980s: different approaches, similar goals
- 1989-91: years of transition
- The 1990s: autonomy and dependence
- The end of the post-Cold War era
- The intra-European security bargain
- A common foreign and security policy for Europe
- Franco-British detente
- Keeping the Americans out, the British in, and the French down
- 3. The Kosovo war
- Boots of the Kosovo conflict
- EU approaches to the Kosovo conflict
- Sanctions, coercive diplomacy and air strikes
- Failed conflict prevention
- Coercive diplomacy and imposed settlement
- The Rambouillet conference
- Air strikes and ground troops
- The ground troops dispute
- The Quint
- American influence and EU strategic culture
- The transatlantic bargain and the Kosovo war
- 4. EU and NATO enlargements
- Why see EU and NA TO enlargements together?
- Enlargement - a strategic act?
- The enlargement doctrine
- Preparing dual enlargement
- Sequencing, financing and primacy
- Sequencing - a question of who and when
- Financing - squaring the bill
- Primacy - a question of leadership
- American influence and EU strategic culture
- The transatlantic bargain and dual enlargement
- 5. The Iraq crisis
- The Iraq crisis in a transatlantic perspective
- EU approaches to the Iraq question
- 11 September and the European response
- Afghan campaign and German election
- New Labour, old Europe
- Showdown at NATO
- Failed states, pre-emption and multilateralism
- Failed states
- Preventive engagement
- Effective multilateralism
- A difference in means, not ends
- American influence and EU strategic culture
- The transatlantic bargain and the Iraq crisis
- 6. Towards a bipolar West
- The transatlantic bargain revised
- A distinctly European strategic culture
- From primacy to partnership.