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The puzzles of German foreign policy discussed in the previous chapter represent important policy ’shifts,’ and these shifts cry out for explanation. In the three cases that follow this chapter, I show how Germany’s post-Wall behavior deviated significantly from its behavior in the previous four decades. In this chapter, I approach the central questions of this book from the standpoint of theory. After describing a number of alternative theoretical positions, I present the theory of ‘embedded hegemony.’
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Crawford, B. (2007). Explaining Post-Wall Change in German Foreign Policy. In: Power and German Foreign Policy. New Perspectives in German Studies. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230598331_2
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