Community Under Anarchy Transnational Identity and the Evolution of Cooperation

EEn......Page 1
Front Cover......Page 2
TOC......Page 3
Acknowledgments......Page 4
1. The Concept of Transnational Communities......Page 5
Anarchy and the Barriers to Community......Page 6
Constructing Security Arrangements......Page 8
Methodology, Definitions, and Potential Pitfalls......Page 11
Endnotes......Page 13
The Question of Identity in International Relations......Page 17
State Identities and the Definition of Self......Page 20
Transnational Identities and the Construction of a Social Group......Page 23
Transnational Identities and Behavioral Effects......Page 26
Endnotes......Page 28
3. A Great Power Concert and a Community of Monarchs......Page 33
The French Revolution as a Permissive Condition......Page 34
Europeanism and the Concert of Vienna......Page 36
The Construction of a Great Power Club......Page 39
The Concert of Europe and the Congress System......Page 43
Monarchic Solidarity and the Holy Alliance......Page 46
Endnotes......Page 51
Italy as a Historical Anomaly......Page 60
Competing Identities and the Organization of the Peninsula......Page 62
A Common Relationship to Europe......Page 65
Transnational Organizations and Transnational Identities......Page 66
A Common Experience: War and Unity in 1849......Page 67
The Creation of an Italian Security Community......Page 70
Endnotes......Page 72
Germany Integration as a Historical Anomaly......Page 77
Developing a Common Relationship......Page 78
1848 and the Changing Conceptions of Central Europe......Page 79
The Prussian Dilemma......Page 83
Legitimation and the Prussian Constitutional Crisis......Page 85
Transnational Identity as a Unifying Force......Page 86
A Common Experience: Standing Together as Germans......Page 88
Endnotes......Page 91
Evaluating the Evidence......Page 97
Theoretical Implications......Page 99
Added Value and Future Research......Page 101
Implications for the Post-Cold War Order......Page 102
Endnotes......Page 106