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Germany's Transformed Multilateralism: European Security and the Transatlantic Relationship
Germany’s foreign policy has undergone a series of developments in the past 60 years that have been largely shaped by the collective memory of its past military aggression. Even today, Germany's historical memory continues to shape its foreign and security policy decisions and this has led to the Bundestag’s strong commitment to multilateral cooperation. While German multilateralism has been characterized by interdependency and mutual cooperation in the earlier post-reunification years, its actions in the post 9/11 context might suggest a turn to a deeper consideration of national interests when responding to international issues.
Confirmed Speakers
Associate Director & Associate Research Political Scientist, Center for German and European Studies, University of California at Berkeley
Peter Schmidt
Honorary Professor, University of Mannheim
Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Ottawa
Lieutenant-Colonel, Head of the Military Attachés Office, German Embassy, Ottawa
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