Crisis? What Crisis?: NATO, de Gaulle, and the Future of the Alliance, 1963-1966

Dr. Anna Locher

doi:10.5771/9783845222486

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Edition: 1/2010
Copyright year: 2010
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8329-5207-5
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-2248-6
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Language: German
Pages: 314
Product type: Book Titles

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 2 - 8
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Acknowledgments No access Pages 9 - 10
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Introduction No access Pages 11 - 32
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1. 1. The British Common Market Bid No access Pages 33 - 37
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  2. French Reform Claims and Nuclear Weapons No access Pages 37 - 41
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  3. Intra-Alliance Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and the Nassau Summit No access Pages 41 - 47
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  4. The Press Conference No access Pages 47 - 50
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2. 1. The Fouchet Plans and French-German Cooperation No access Pages 50 - 53
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  2. The Elysée Treaty No access Pages 53 - 56
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  3. Shock in Washington and Apprehension in Europe No access Pages 56 - 60
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3. 1. Implications for NATO No access Pages 60 - 67
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  2. The Renewed MLF Debate No access Pages 67 - 72
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  3. Reflecting the Crisis – Observers’ Views No access Pages 72 - 76
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  4. Damage Control à la NATO Council No access Pages 76 - 82
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  5. May 1963: Ministers Discuss the State of the Alliance No access Pages 82 - 89
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4. Conclusion No access Pages 89 - 92
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1. 1. French Fleet Withdrawal and NATO Military Strategy No access Pages 93 - 101
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  2. Atlantic Tensions Go Public in Foreign Affairs No access Pages 101 - 107
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  3. Doubts and Questions in the Summer and Fall of 1963 No access Pages 107 - 113
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  4. NATO Arguments over Détente, December 1963 No access Pages 113 - 117
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2. 1. “Limited Cohesion:” The Alliance One Year After the Clash No access Pages 117 - 124
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  2. “We Must Find Out Where We Stand” – Stikker and France No access Pages 124 - 129
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  3. Interpreting de Gaulle: “Why He Does It Is A Riddle” No access Pages 129 - 134
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  4. Small Allies Taking Charge, May 1964 No access Pages 134 - 141
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3. Conclusion No access Pages 141 - 142
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1. 1. Follow-up on The Hague: Summit Ideas and Study Proposals No access Pages 143 - 151
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  2. The Transition from Stikker to Brosio as Triggering Effect for Movement in NATO No access Pages 151 - 157
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  3. The MLF Controversy and its Impact on the Vigor of NATO No access Pages 157 - 164
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2. 1. “We Are in an Awkward Transition Period” – Assessing the Challenges No access Pages 164 - 170
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  2. Crisis or No Crisis? The Run-Up to the Winter Convention No access Pages 170 - 177
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  3. Avoid Confrontation, Study the Future: The December 1964 Meeting No access Pages 177 - 185
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3. Conclusion No access Pages 185 - 186
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1. 1. Canada’s Proposal to Study the Future of the Alliance No access Pages 187 - 195
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  2. Pondering the Consequences of French Dissociation No access Pages 195 - 201
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  3. Shattering of Hopes for a Mutually Agreeable NATO Solution No access Pages 201 - 206
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  4. Assuming Leadership – the US at the May 1965 Meeting No access Pages 206 - 215
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2. 1. Institutionalizing the Debate on the State of the Alliance? No access Pages 215 - 221
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  2. Nuclear Sharing or Nuclear Consultation? Acting on the NATO Crisis No access Pages 221 - 228
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  3. Crisis in the EEC and NATO Consultations in Europe No access Pages 228 - 235
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3. Conclusion No access Pages 235 - 236
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1. 1. Washington’s Focus on Trilateral Measures and Institutional Leadership No access Pages 237 - 245
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  2. Confrontation or No Confrontation? Allied Strategies toward France No access Pages 245 - 254
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  3. Back on Track: The Alliance in December 1965 No access Pages 254 - 261
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2. 1. De Gaulle’s Announcement No access Pages 261 - 268
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  2. Crisis as Solution? Allied Perceptions of the French Move No access Pages 268 - 279
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3. Conclusion No access Pages 279 - 280
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Conclusion No access Pages 281 - 292
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Abbreviations No access Pages 293 - 294
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Bibliography No access Pages 295 - 314
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