Europe’s Cold War Relations: The EC Towards a Global Role

Cover\nContents\nIllustrations\nContributors\nAcknowledgments\nList of Abbreviations\nIntroduction: EC External Relations—Towards a Global Role Kiran Klaus Patel and Federico Romero\n1 The History of the EC and the Cold War: Influenced and Influential, but Rarely Center Stage N. Piers Ludlow\nPart One World Regions\n	2 The EC and the United States: Partners in Search of Diplomacy Kenneth Weisbrode\n	3 The EC and the Socialist World: The Ascent of a Key Player in Cold War Europe Angela Romano\n	4 The EC and the Mediterranean: Hitting the Glass Ceiling Elena Calandri\n	5 The EC and China: Rise and Demise of a Strategic Relationship Enrico Fardella\n	6 The EC and Japan: From Mutual Neglect to Trade Conflicts and Beyond Albrecht Rothacher\nPart Two Policy Fields\n	7 The EC in the GATT Trade Regime: A Power Without Leadership Lucia Coppolaro\n	8 The EC and Foreign and Security Policy: The Dream of Autonomy Wilfried Loth\n	9 The External Dimensions of the Common Agricultural Policy: From Developed to Developing Countries Katja Seidel\n	10 Enlargement as External Policy: The Quest for Security? Eirini Karamouzi\n	11 The EC’s Development Policy: The Eurafrica Factor Giuliano Garavini\nPart Three Reflections and Conclusions\n	12 The European Project: A Critical Reconsideration Konrad H. Jarausch\n	13 Reflections, Reactions, Conclusions: The Doppelgänger Charles S. Maier\n	14 International History Meets International Relations Ulrich Krotz\nIndex