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Introduction, World War II, both France and Germany experienced decisive political consolidation. With the political systems of the Fifth Republic in France and the Federal Republic in West Germany in place, both became stable democracies.. Similarly, soon after the war, both enjoyed decades of rapid economic gr

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,Elements of French and German Role Constructions, 1958–1998: Core Components, Vocabulary, and Histotrated high degrees of robustness and consistency. Over the same period, key aspects of their respective historical domestic constructions also diverged sharply. Dissimilar sets of vocabulary and terminology associated with such elements of historically rooted constructions mirrored and underscored

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Impact and Implications (1): Milieu Goals and Alliance Politics,h and German interests and policies across security issue areas. Security policy, generally, involves goals and actions in various political domains through which states seek to enhance or provide for their security in a potentially dangerous world. Policies may range from the broad and general—such

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Impact and Implications (3): Deployment, Armament, Arms,curement, production, and domestic armaments industries; and both states’ approaches toward arms exports during the decades here under review. This chapter thus completes the comparative analysis of French and German foreign and security policies from roughly 1958, the year de Gaulle re-entered poli

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Into the New Millennium: Legacies and Change, War period and the years immediately following it with some of the main developments in these areas that have unfolded since the second half of the 1990s. As the preceding chapters have shown, the major elements of French and German historically rooted domestic construction remained fairly stable f

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Conclusion, World War II. Similarly, soon after the war, both countries experienced decades of rapid economic growth, which enormously lifted living standards and per capita income—the . in France and the . in Germany. Later, and roughly at the same time, both confronted similar economic and social problems, i