Die Nervöse Großmacht by Volker Ullrich
A trenchant examination of Germany’s post-reunification foreign-policy identity, tracing how growing economic weight and external expectations collide with historical guilt, institutional caution and domestic divisions; it argues that these tensions produced a nervous great power that oscillates between exercising leadership and retreating from responsibility, with crises—from the Balkans and Iraq to Russia and the refugee emergency—revealing persistent contradictions and the need for clearer political choices about force, responsibility and European cooperation.
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