Poland, Germany and State Power in Post-Cold War Europe

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The book delves into the complexities of Polish-German relations post-Cold War, highlighting the emerging foreign and security policy differences in the 2000s. By analyzing key issues such as NATO's mandate, the European Constitution, relations with Russia, and EU energy policy, it uncovers the underlying material, spatial, and temporal asymmetries that fuel conflict. The author emphasizes the subtle dynamics of power within a community of shared norms, blending theoretical insights with historical and empirical analysis across security studies and European integration.