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Germany’s role in regional and global security governance
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EUI RSCAS; 2014/53; Global Governance Programme-107; European, Transnational and Global Governance
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HARNISCH, Sebastian, Germany’s role in regional and global security governance, EUI RSCAS, 2014/53, Global Governance Programme-107, European, Transnational and Global Governance - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/31306
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Providing regional and global security governance is both increasingly common and controversial in Germany. The paper addresses the sources of current controversies in three areas: First, legal limits that emanate from the delegation of competences in regional and international institutions. Secondly, financial limits which have become even more prevalent since the inception of the Euro-Crisis. And thirdly, political limits which refer to the erosion of the cross-partisan consensus in German coalition governments that the country must play a prominent, if not a leadership role in European security governance and beyond.