.... His most recent work is American Naturalism and Greek Philosophy . Copyright 2011 by Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. Greece, Germany, and the Complex Issue of War Reparations John P. Anton Considerable discussion has been generated...

.../25/02 2:50 PM Page 94 Cherchez le Boche? Reflections on Germany’s Utopian Twentieth Century T. G. Otte Scratch a German and you find an expansionist. Robert Vansittart certainly...

...Robert J. Pranger Jan Herman Brinks: Children of a New Fatherland: Germany's Post-War Right-Wing Politics , translated by Paul Vincent, with a foreword by David Binder. London and New York: I. B. Tauris, 2000. 200 pages. ISBN 1-86064-458-9. $35.00. Robert J. Pranger is a private consultant...

...Andreas Heinemann-Grüder Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2001 Andreas Heinemann-Grüder is senior research analyst at the Bonn International Center for Conversion. MQ 12.3-03 HG 7/20/01 11:23 AM Page 31 Germany’s Anti-Hitler Coalition in Kosovo...

...Filippo Focardi The Italian national memory has still not come to terms with the responsibilities of Benito Mussolini's Italy for the Axis war of 1940 – 43, which Italy fought on the side of Nazi Germany. It has also not come to terms with the serious war crimes Italy committed in the occupied...

...Elias Kulukundis The crisis of the eurozone has narrowed to a conflict between Greece and Germany. At times it has appeared to be a family quarrel with all the animosity that a family can generate. The two are like an elderly father and an adolescent son unable to talk to each other. The son...

...Theodore C. Kariotis The issue of Cypriot oil seems to be gathering importance, and interested parties are trying to place themselves in positions of advantage. Large oil companies from the United States, China, France, Germany, Great Britain, Norway, and Russia seem to be interested in investing...

... in the United Kingdom, France, and Germany, in this comparative analysis I search for the roots of the discontent of young Muslims within the context of the specific nations’ integration poli- cies. This essay has a focus on Muslims’ relative deprivation, their resent- ment toward their host societies...

...: Germany’s Post-War Right-Wing Politics, translated by Paul Vincent, with a foreword by David Binder. London and New York: I. B. Tauris, 2000. 200 pages. ISBN 1-86064-458-9. $35.00. Reviewed by Robert J. Pranger. In John le Carré’s 1968 novel, A Small...

...: Germany’s Post-War Right-Wing Politics, translated by Paul Vincent, with a foreword by David Binder. London and New York: I. B. Tauris, 2000. 200 pages. ISBN 1-86064-458-9. $35.00. Reviewed by Robert J. Pranger. In John le Carré’s 1968 novel, A Small...

..., therefore, the problem of security in the Black Sea remained tied to its political relations with Turkey and with Turkey’s relations with Russia’s long-time rivals. The more insistent and more recent of these rivals was Germany, intent upon not only...

... security but to safe- guard U.S. national interests. The recent events in Iraq may be only incidental to the global geopolitical realignment following the collapse of the former Soviet Union. The Euro- pean community, led by France and Germany, no longer feels the need for the security blanket...

... previous expansions added countries that belonged to Western Europe, geographically and politically, to the core of the original six members of the EU. The current expansion is eastward and to the south. The largest one-time expansion to date occurred with the reunification of Germany in 1990, which...

... people and dominated Haitian politics for several decades to come. After World War II, the United States mobilized extraordinary resources to transform America’s war-time enemies, Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan, into liberal democracies. During the Cold War...

... to that point but still hefty enough to pacify German voters won- dering why they should work their entire lives to pay for Greeks to retire at 55. George Papandreou and several EU leaders indicated they would have favored a Europe-­only solution, but Germany wanted IMF participation, fear- ing it would...

... victory by Syriza, the left-­wing party, as a protest against the government. Simitis also calls attention to a corollary danger that the so-­called core countries of the eurozone — Austria, Germany, and the Netherlands — may tire of the unending series of Greek bailouts and pull the plug...

... the 1992 Maastricht Treaty was meant as the celebration of liberal democracy over the implosion of the Soviet command-­economy model. In this essay I argue that the elections of Angela Merkel in Germany in 2005, Nicholas Sarkozy in France in 2007, and Silvio Berlusconi in Italy in 2008 completed...

... as integral pieces. Through the Habsburg family, the reach was even greater, extending at different moments to parts of the Netherlands, France, Germany, and Switzerland. Dozens of ethnic groups were controlled with various degrees of success by the imperial gov...

... the “Deutschlandlied” and the “Marseillaise” were played to mark the occasion.2 The symbolic message to the world was unmistakable: for the sake of European unity and Europe’s geopolitical inter- ests, West Germany rallied to the support of France’s campaign in Egypt. But it was for naught. That same night, UK...

... control over the entire territory of Old Cala- bar, including the Bakassi Peninsula. This protectorate agreement with an African kingdom had no precise definitions of area or of boundaries. On 15 November 1893, Britain and Germany agreed to define their boundaries in Africa, with no input from...