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The origins of national interests

By:

CHAFETZ Glenn R (ed.)

Contributor(s):

SPIRTAS Michael (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Cass series on security studiesPublication details: London: Frank Cass, 1999Description: 413pISBN:

0714680486 (pbk.):

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Summary: Focuses on the manifold effects of identity politics; the centrality of national identity in the construction of national interests and the making of security policy. Essays examine this relationship between sovereignty and security and include, for example, a comparison of British and French defence policies; NATA enlargement; sovereign identity and and consequences for security policy; and immigration and the politics of security.

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Focuses on the manifold effects of identity politics; the centrality of national identity in the construction of national interests and the making of security policy. Essays examine this relationship between sovereignty and security and include, for example, a comparison of British and French defence policies; NATA enlargement; sovereign identity and and consequences for security policy; and immigration and the politics of security.

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