France will probably announce its reintegration into the NATO’s military command at the coming NATO summit of Strasbourg-Kehl, 3-4 April 2009. The author analyses the present debate in France on the reintegration of France into NATO’s military command. Is it the end of Gaullism and the end of French efforts to build a European defence, as opponents from the left and the right pretend? According to the author, Sarkozy’s move is less gaulliste than gaullien: he acts as the General did, taking daring initiatives when he deems them necessary. Far from giving up this objective, building a European defence is at the centre of his initiative. By bringing France back into NATO, Sarkozy wants to woo Britain, who has always been suspicious of Fren...
There are several major difficulties in deconstructing the relationship between French and European ...
The substantial victory of Emmanuel Macron and his brand-new party En Marche! open a window of oppor...
Europe and Defence: Does France still Have an Ambition for it?, by Gilles ANDRÉANI After 50 years un...
Our article focuses on the likely impact of France's return to NATO's integrated military command on...
The election of Nicolas Sarkozy as the new French President and the potential changes in the French ...
Our article focuses on the likely impact of France's return to NATO's integrated military command on...
Our article focuses on the likely impact of France's return to NATO's integrated military command on...
This is the final version. Available on open access from the NATO Defense College via the link in th...
There are several major difficulties in deconstructing the relationship between French and European ...
There are several major difficulties in deconstructing the relationship between French and European ...
France and NATO: The Limits of Rapprochement, by Frédéric Bozo Thirty years after De Gaulle's décisi...
France and NATO: The Limits of Rapprochement, by Frédéric Bozo Thirty years after De Gaulle's décisi...
'The central elements of the French concept of security are national independence, the construction ...
The substantial victory of Emmanuel Macron and his brand-new party En Marche! open a window of oppor...
There are several major difficulties in deconstructing the relationship between French and European ...
There are several major difficulties in deconstructing the relationship between French and European ...
The substantial victory of Emmanuel Macron and his brand-new party En Marche! open a window of oppor...
Europe and Defence: Does France still Have an Ambition for it?, by Gilles ANDRÉANI After 50 years un...
Our article focuses on the likely impact of France's return to NATO's integrated military command on...
The election of Nicolas Sarkozy as the new French President and the potential changes in the French ...
Our article focuses on the likely impact of France's return to NATO's integrated military command on...
Our article focuses on the likely impact of France's return to NATO's integrated military command on...
This is the final version. Available on open access from the NATO Defense College via the link in th...
There are several major difficulties in deconstructing the relationship between French and European ...
There are several major difficulties in deconstructing the relationship between French and European ...
France and NATO: The Limits of Rapprochement, by Frédéric Bozo Thirty years after De Gaulle's décisi...
France and NATO: The Limits of Rapprochement, by Frédéric Bozo Thirty years after De Gaulle's décisi...
'The central elements of the French concept of security are national independence, the construction ...
The substantial victory of Emmanuel Macron and his brand-new party En Marche! open a window of oppor...
There are several major difficulties in deconstructing the relationship between French and European ...
There are several major difficulties in deconstructing the relationship between French and European ...
The substantial victory of Emmanuel Macron and his brand-new party En Marche! open a window of oppor...
Europe and Defence: Does France still Have an Ambition for it?, by Gilles ANDRÉANI After 50 years un...