No more compulsory engagement. The emancipation of German security policy:
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| Beschreibung: | Germany's stance on Libya at the UN Security Council and its later decision not to take part in the military intervention gave rise to heated controversy both in Germany and abroad. At home, this was criticised as "an enormous mistake of historic impact"[1]; while abroad this raised questions about Germany's willingness to co-operate with its key Western allies. With its decision on Libya, Germany sealed the process of making its security policy independent from the stances of the US and France. It thus ceased to feel any compulsion to provide not only military engagement but also political support for overseas operations initiated by its key allies, even if these are legitimised by the UN Security Council. Germany's stance, apart from finishing off a certain process, is also setting a starting point for a discussion inside Germany about its military engagement in international security policy. This will bring about a more assertive and selective approach to co-operation with NATO and the EU's Common Security and Defence Policy |
| Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource(1 p. 6) |
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