POLITICS: Détente and Multipolarity: The Cold War and German-American Relations, 1968-1990

pp 1-17

1 - The United States and the German Question

pp 18-25

2 - The Federal Republic of Germany Between the American and Russian Superpowers - “Old Friend” and “New Partner”

pp 26-32

3 - Ostpolitik: Détente German-Style and Adapting to America

pp 33-39

4 - Creative Tension: The United States and the Federal Republic in the CSCE

pp 40-46

5 - The United States, Germany, and the Multilateralization of International Relations

pp 47-53

6 - Expectations of Dominance and Partnership Rhetoric: The Federal Republic of Germany in the Crossfire of American and French Policy, 1945-1990

pp 54-61

7 - West Germany and European Unity in U.S. Foreign Policy

pp 62-68

8 - Cooperation and Conflict in German and American Policies toward Regions Outside Europe

pp 69-75

9 - Two States, One Nation: The International Legal Basis of German-American Relations from Ostpolitik to Unification

pp 76-81

10 - The U.S. Congress and German-American Relations

pp 82-88

11 - The German Political Parties and the USA

pp 89-95

12 - The Role of East Germany in American Policy

pp 96-103

13 - The United States and German Unification

pp 104-110

SECURITY: German-American Security Relations, 1968-1990

pp 111-125

1 - A Limit to Solidarity-Germany, the United States, and the Vietnam War

pp 126-132

2 - NATO Strategy and the German-American Relationship

pp 133-139

3 - Differences on Arms Control in German-American Relations

pp 140-147

4 - The NATO Double-Track Decision, the INF Treaty, and the SNF Controversy - German-American Relations between Consensus and Conflict

pp 148-154

5 - The Shifting Military Balance in Central Europe

pp 155-162

6 - The Transfer of American Military Technology to Germany

pp 163-170

7 - German-American Intelligence Relations: An Ambivalent Partnership

pp 171-177

8 - No Unity Without Security: The Security Features of German Unification

pp 178-186

ECONOMICS: Cooperation, Competition, and Conflict: Economic Relations Between the United States and Germany, 1968-1990

pp 187-202

1 - Trojan Horse or Loyal Partner? West Germany as a Trading Power, Between the United States and the EC

pp 203-210

2 - Emancipation, Regionalization, and Globalization - German-American Trade Relations

pp 211-219

3 - American and German Trade Policy: Between Liberal Multilateralism, Neoprotectionism, and Regional Integration

pp 220-227

4 - The Deutsche Mark and the Dollar: Domestic Price Stability and International Currencies

pp 228-234

5 - Globalization of Entrepreneurial Prospects: The Integration of Capital, Direct and Portfolio Investment, and Multinational Companies in Germany and the United States

pp 235-241