Contents: Europe: Integration or Fragmentation; East and West in Europe: New Walls or Integration?; Fortress Europe: Fact or Fancy?; Sweden and the New Europe; German and American Constitutionalism; Where Will German Unification Lead?; The New Germany and Europe; The Unification of Germany: Problems and Consequences; German Reunification: Price and Promise; A United Germany: An American Perspective; Governance and the New Europe. Contributors: Robert Rudney, Ambassador Berndt von Staden, Sir Peter Marshall, Ambassador Anders Thunborg, Ernst Benda, Robert Gerald Livingston, Alison T. Millett, Gunter Pleuger, Rebecca Hartley, Eamonn Gallagher. Co-published with The Miller Center. the volume offers some fascinating insights, for example, the comparisons of German unification with a hypothetical U.S. annexation of Mexico or with the end of the American Civil War. The idea of the 20th century ending the way it began, with the ascendancy of Germany, is thought-provoking.>>> ( German Politics ) the volume offers some fascinating insights, for example, the comparisons of German unification with a hypothetical U.S. annexation of Mexico or with the end of the American Civil War. The idea of the 20th century ending the way it began, with the ascendancy of Germany, is thought-provoking. ( German Politics )