Author: Simon Serfaty / Political Geography: Germany

Author:: Simon Serfaty
Publication Date:: 01-2008
Content Type:: Journal Article
Journal:: European Affairs
Institution:: The European Institute
Abstract:: Germans have developed a new mindset, especially about military force, and they are offended, not swayed, by attempts to play on their nation's guilt for World War II. How badly Bush and Blair blundered in misunderstanding this new Germany is described by Serfaty in this excerpt from his new book, Architects of Delusion.
Topic:: Security and War
Political Geography:: United States, Iraq, Europe, Germany, and Berlin

Author:: Simon Serfaty and Christina Balis
Publication Date:: 09-2002
Content Type:: Policy Brief
Institution:: Center for Strategic and International Studies
Abstract:: This past summer began with predictions of the return of a new conservative government in Germany and the alleged demise of Europe's left. The consecutive victories of leftwing parties in Sweden and Germany this month proved the fallacy of both predictions, while raising serious questions in Europe and the United States about the future course of German policies.
Topic:: Economics and Politics
Political Geography:: United States, Europe, Germany, and Sweden

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