Cultures of Order Declan J. Bolton

Cultures of Order Declan J. BoltonExamines postwar debates within Germany and Japan over how to promote domestic and regional order. Cultures of Order explores how Germany and Japan each struggled to define an appropriate role for themselves in the postwar international order. In Germany, proponents of institutional constraint fought and generally prevailed over those who stressed national rights. This pattern continued even as Germany achieved unification at the end of the Cold War.

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