Geopolitics in Post-Wall Europe: Security, Territory and IdentityOla Tunander, Pavel K Baev, Victoria Ingrid Einagel SAGE Publications, 5 thg 5, 1997 - 264 trang The fall of the Berlin Wall symbolized a dramatic turning point in the history of European politics and security. Geopolitics in Post-Wall Europe highlights the new relations between politics, culture and territory. It analyzes the major geopolitical shifts in the connection between security and identity. Part One covers the general geopolitical tendencies in Europe, including conflicts between `culturism' and universalism, between national-romantic primordialism and cosmopolitan post-national identities, and between territory and escape from territory. Part Two deals with potential tensions between Russia and Europe and the possible emergence of a new European `wall' between an extended NATO on the one hand, and Rus |
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Introduction | 1 |
A Synthesis of a Bipolar FriendFoe | 17 |
NonTerritorial Transnational Forces | 45 |
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