Foreign Policy of the European Union: From EPC to CFSP and Beyond Book

	Foreword
	Preface
1	From EPC to CFSP: Does Maastricht Push the EU Toward a Role as a Global Power?	1
2	Two Decades of EPC Performance	19
3	The Creation of the Common Foreign and Security Policy	41
4	The Institutional Setup and Functioning of EPC/CFSP	67
5	The Actors Involved: National Perspectives	85
6	Where the European Commision Comes In: From the Single European Act to Maastricht	99
7	The Association of the European Parliament: No Longer the Underdog in EPC?	109
8	The Question of Consistency	133
9	The Defense Dimension of the European Union: The Role and Performance of the WEU	153
10	The Potential and Limits of the CFSP: The Yugoslav Example	173
11	Relations with Central and Eastern European Countries: The Anchor Role of the European Union	197
12	EPC/CFSP, the Soviet Union, and the Former Soviet Republics: Do the Twelve Have a Coherent Policy?	219
13	The Twelve/Fifteen's Conference Diplomacy: Has the CSCE/OSCE Remained a Successful Platform?	237
14	Political Dialogue with Third Countries and Regional Political Groupings: The Fifteen as an Attractive Interlocutor	263
15	The Twelve, the United Nations, and Somalia: The Mirage of Global Intervention	275
16	Transatlantic Dimensions of CFSP: The Culture of Foreign Policy Cooperation	297
17	The Potential and Limits of CFSP: What Comes Next?	321
18	Enlargement as a Challenge and Incentive for Reform	335
19	The Intergovernmental Conference 1996: How to Reform CFSP?	363
Appendix	Title V, Article J, of the Treaty on European Union: Provisions on a Common Foreign and Security Policy	383
	The Contributors	389
	Index	391
	About the Book	406