The first comprehensive account of the initial development of the 'Grotian tradition' in international relations theory; relevant also to readers interested in the general history of political thought. The work is clearly structured by a rigorous concept of international society and written to be accessible to non-specialists.
The Interaction of Strategy and Politics
The book explores the dynamics of Germany's relationship with the Atlantic Alliance, focusing on political, military, and economic aspects. It examines how Germany's role has evolved within NATO and the implications for transatlantic relations. Key themes include security cooperation, collective defense strategies, and Germany's influence on European and global affairs. Through analysis of historical and contemporary events, the work provides insights into the complexities of alliances in a changing geopolitical landscape.