A Foreign Policy Analysis of the "German Question": Ostpolitik Revisited

  • Cordell K
  • Wolff S
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Taking a constructivist approach to foreign policy analysis and usingGerman policy vis-a`-vis Poland and Czechoslovakia ⁄ the Czech Republicas an example, we examine Ostpolitik since the 1960s as a case of anorm-driven foreign policy. We argue that the content of Ostpolitik,including changes over time, can be explained by reference to a prevailingnorm consensus in Germany about the country’s foreign policytoward Central and Eastern Europe, which began to develop in the1960s.

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Cordell, K., & Wolff, S. (2008). A Foreign Policy Analysis of the “German Question”: Ostpolitik Revisited. Foreign Policy Analysis, 4(2), 207–207. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1743-8594.2008.00066.x

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