France’s security culture. Cold war experiences Historical experiences: the war in Indochina (1946-1954) and the war in Algeria (1955-1962) Philosophical.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The EU as a global actor by 2030 Context –Multipolar world with China, India and U.S. as the most important players. –Globalization –More regionally organized.

Advertisements

15 June 2007 NATO Workshop, Helsinki Professor Trevor Taylor Tel: ‘Reflections on the future of.

New Dynamics of Security in East Asia May 18, 2006 Regional Anatomy I Ken JIMBO.

The European Security and Defence Policy Background -The Maastricht Treaty -The Amsterdam Treaty -The US position Conceptual definition of the European.

Is the EU and will it ever be a Defence Alliance? Alyson JK Bailes Faculty of Political Science.

U.S. Foreign Policy. What is “ foreign policy ” Goals that nations pursue in relation to other international actors –Goals Survival Territorial Integrity.

The countries from Central and Eastern Europe. The cold war experiences and experiences in the immediate aftermath of the cold war Cold war experiences:

External policies I: CFSP and Common Commercial Policy. Prof. Andreas Bieler.

Security Sector Governance and European Integration Pál Dunay Geneva Centre for Security Policy.

Early Cold War & Rebuilding of Germany and Japan

C H A P T E R 17 Foreign Policy and National Defense

Origins of The Cold War Cold War How America and the Soviets Differed America Capitalism Wanted stronger, united Germany Wanted independent.

NATO- organization and policies NATO’s character as a self-defence Alliance -A collective defence alliance; -A forum for political consultation; -The American.

Citizenship Issues C.I.4 U.S. Domestic and Foreign Policy Students are able to: 4.2 Describe U.S. foreign policy. Students may indicate this by: – Defining.

Making foreign policy CH.8 LESSON 3.

NATO- organization and policies

The ESDP: challenges and opportunities. The EU is developing something like a ‘strategic culture’? Definition of ‘strategic culture’: institutional confidence.

 The Treaty of Friendship, Co-operation, and Mutual Assistance, more commonly referred to as the Warsaw Pact, was a mutual defense treaty between 8 Communist.

 Constitutes the first and the most important form of international cooperation.It comprises: international economic and trade agreements, economic and.

Global Conflicts and their Consequences By Chris and Yimaj.

Security culture Britain’s security culture. Why studying security culture of the MSs? MSs motivated by instrumental as well as social rationality when.

Foreign Policy and National Defense Chapter 17

Section Outline 1 of 12 American Foreign Policy Section 3: Foreign Policy in Action I.Foreign Policy Through World War II II.The Cold War III.Today’s Challenges.

Containment, NATO, Berlin Airlift. Warm-up Imagine that you shared a room with a brother or sister. How would you prevent them from taking all of your.

The President stands as the single strong leader of the executive branch Americans have looked to the President for leadership on complex issues As commander.

The Common Foreign and Security Policy. The developments leading up to the formulation of a CFSP The European Political Cooperation (EPC)- 1970; institutional.

Lecture 3: The early development of the European Union Prof. Andreas Bieler.

The Cold War American History. Introduction to The Cold War What is a Cold War? Who fights in a Cold War? How do you fight a Cold War?

Russia’s Arctic security strategy: post Ukraine reassessment

Nordic Defence And Security Cooperation – A New Arena for Regional Integration? Presentation at the Kick off seminar for Nordic Forum for Security Policy.

Chapter 17. For over 150 years, Americans were more interested in domestic affairs-what is happening in this country- than in foreign affairs—events.

The making of the ESDP: strategic context and actors.

NATO. Purpose NATO was formed because of a collective fear of the spread of communism exhibited by Europe and the U.S. The purpose of the organization.

Copyright, 2000 © Prentice Hall Magruder’s American Government C H A P T E R 17 Foreign Policy and National Defense.

The CIA and the INS The CIA

THE ONSET OF THE COLD WAR Chapter 28. The Cold War Begins: Issues Dividing U.S. and U.S.S.R. Control of postwar Europe (post 1945) – Russians occupied.

Cold War Doctrine and Policies Fightin’ Them Ruskies… Bunch a Commie Pinkos.

Copyright © 2014 Cengage Learning FOREIGN POLICY AND NATIONAL SECURITY Chapter Seventeen.

Consider: What is the biggest foreign policy challnge facing our country? The Last Word: Unit 6 MC Test Friday.

Foreign Policy Foreign Policy – a nation’s plan for dealing with other nations. GOALS OF FOREIGN POLICY: 1. National Security – the ability to keep the.

Early Crises of the Cold War The Berlin Crisis, the “Twin Shocks,” and spread of the Cold War to Asia.

Consider: What is the biggest foreign policy challenge facing our country? The Last Word: Unit 6 MC Test Friday.

Towards European Unity. The Council of Europe Council of Europe created in 1948 Council of Europe created in 1948 European federalists hoped Council would.

How is U.S. Foreign Policy Created?. What does it involve? Military, diplomacy, economic policy and intelligence gathering Constitutional Framework: President.

Unclassified MG. L. HOXHA Skopje, 21 st of June 2005 REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA MINISTRY OF DEFENCE GENERAL STAFF OF THE ARMED FORCES.

The European Union Fifty Years of Integration Kevin Troy.

NATO “The leaders of NATO are creating a transatlantic monstrosity worthy of Mary Shelley. The Atlantic alliance is being buried. In its place, NATO, led.

EOC REVIEW standard 4 As you move through the series of questions, at the end of section keep notes on what topics or vocabulary you are missing. On your.

Containment in Europe.

Small States’ Military Options after the Cold War

Chapter Six, Section Three “Making Foreign Policy”

Chef of Section for Strategic Documents,

Conference at the University of Glasgow

Pick up handouts Open notebooks to page 25

Containment & Soviet Control in Eastern Europe

Containment & Soviet Control in Eastern Europe

The Origins of the Cold War

The Military Alliances of the Cold War

U.S. Foreign Policy.

Chapter 8 “Making Foreign Policy”

Foreign Policy and National Defense

Chapter 8 “Making Foreign Policy”

Cold War- Pt 2 Major Ideas and Events.

The cold war: dbq.

Chapter Six, Section Three

Chapter Six, Section Three “Making Foreign Policy”

The Cold War Begins.

SWBAT describe how US foreign policy is created

Cold War Vocabulary Analysis-2018

Foreign Policy and National Defense

Presentation transcript:

France’s security culture

Cold war experiences Historical experiences: the war in Indochina ( ) and the war in Algeria ( ) Philosophical underpinning of France’s foreign policies France/ NATO relations de Gaulle memorandum; 1959 France withdrew its Mediterranean fleet from NATO command; stationing of foreign nuclear weapons on French soil banned; 1962 France’s Atlantic and Channel fleets withdrawn from NATO command; complete withdrawal from NATO integrated military command; relocation of SHAPE The independent nuclear deterrent Autonomous defence posture Indigenous military procurement France’s participation in intra-alliance disputes Military self-sufficiency of France and semi-detached military posture vis-à-vis the NATO countries

Post- cold war options The change in the geo-strategic situation -New security threats -The US policy -New forms of warfare/ the experience of the First Gulf War The Atlantic Alliance transformation

Policy transformation in the immediate aftermath of the cold war, early 1990s Policies priorities towards French Western European partners / IGC and a common defence policy based on WEU, Eurocorps, European nuclear deterrent, joint procurement projects/; the French ambiguity Assessments of NATO transformations: NATO expansion, political role, NATO Rapid Reaction Force the DPC 1991 Bilateral relations Shift in defence priorities: assessment of security threats, military budget allocation, suspension of nuclear tests in the Pacific

Policies in the 1990s- domestic pressures Constitutional arrangements The Balladur government White Paper on defence /1993/: - The nature of the new security threats: included economic aspects -The notion of independence vs. the notion of strategic autonomy related to its ability to deal with complex security crises -The centrality of Europe in French strategic thinking- convergence of interests -Bilateral relations: Eurocorps and Franco-German arms agency -Rapprochement with NATO: NATO Military Committee and participation in out of area peace enforcement operations (after Oslo 1992); NATO Council control over WEU use of NATO forces Mitterrand’s position on the rapprochement with NATO (on the CJTF and the French participation in NATO Military Committee) the Balladur government