Zehn Jahre Deutschland in Afghanistan

1. Einleitung: Zehn Jahre Deutschland in Afghanistan
Klaus Brummer, Stefan Fröhlich

Teil I. Analysen

2. Germany’s conflict management in Afghanistan within the scope of the EU and NATO
Stefan Fröhlich

3. The German Afghanistan Engagement in the Framework of the United Nations
Johannes Varwick, Martin Schmid, Christian Stock

4. Civil-military Interaction and the Comprehensive Approach as Challenges for German Security Policy: The Case of Afghanistan
Hans-Georg Ehrhart

5. The Parliamentary Military Reservation Clause and the Defense of German Security at the Hindu Kush, 2001–2011
Franz-Josef Meiers

6. Germany’s (Non-)Drug Policy in Afghanistan
Florian P. Kühn

7. The Regional Dimension of the Afghan Conflict
Christian Wagner

Teil II. Studien

8. Beliefs and Action in Foreign Policy: The Operational Code of Angela Merkel and Germany’s Afghanistan Policy
Klaus Brummer

9. Defending Germany at the Hindu Kush – A Case of Failing Security Communication
Daniel Jacobi, Gunther Hellmann, Sebastian Nieke

10. Democratic War at the Hindu Kush? A Critical Analysis of Parliamentary Debates on the German Policies Towards Afghanistan 2001–2011
Harald Müller, Jonas Wolff

11. Germany’s Role in Afghanistan: State-Building Dilemmas of a Civilian Power
Sebastian Harnisch

12. Why (Neo-)Realists (Usually) Don’t Like Wars
Carlo Masala

13. Dangerous Friend: German Engagement in Afghanistan as a Matter of Ontological Security
Felix Berenskötter

Teil III. Ausblick

14. Die Abzugsperspektive
Lothar Rühl

Keywords: Social Sciences, International Relations