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Introduction 1. - SECTION I: CONTEXT: THE CASE FOR CONVERGENCE 7. - Chapter I: Europe's Partial and Selective Emulation of the US-led Revolution in Military Affairs 9. - Chapter II: Convergence and Divergence in the Institutional Forums of Defence Policy: . - Functional Complementarity; Spatial and Temporal Differentiation 60. - SECTION II: THEORISING AND TESTING DEFENCE POLICY CONVERGENCE 93. - Chapter III: Competing Theoretical Frameworks: Realist and Cultural Approaches 95. - SECTION III: TESTING CULTURAL AND REALIST APPROACHED: . - DEFENCE POLICIES BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL STRUCTURE AND EXECUTIVE AUTONOMY 133 . - Chapter IV: France: Domestic Incentives and Timely Adaptation to Systemic Imperatives 135. - Chapter V: Germany: Domestic Constraint and the Temporal Management of Reform 163. - Chapter VI: The United Kingdom High Executive Autonomy and Timely Adaptation to Systemic Imperatives 197. - Chapter VII: Conclusions: The Empirical and Theoretical Implications 231
In: New security challenges series
Dyson explains the convergence and divergence between British, French and German defence reforms in the post-Cold War era. He engages with cultural and realist theories and develops a neoclassical realist approach to change and stasis in defence policy, bringing new material to bear on the factors which have affected defence reforms
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