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Forever small?: A longue durée perspective on Luxembourg’s extantism, governance, and security
KOLNBERGER, Thomas
2023In Agency, Security and Governance of Small States: A Global Perspective
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Keywords :
Social Sciences (all)
Abstract :
[en] Luxembourg is a prototypical small state and the only remaining example of over a two dozen of grand duchies in history. In this chapter the focus is laid on persistency and change of governance in security affairs, that is, the question of how a Luxembourg political entity overcame a variety of challenges of the (European) security environment until 1940. Indeed, to comprehend the ‘survival’ of the Grand Duchy in face of the vicissitudes of the military-political setting since the princedom’s creation by the Treaty of Vienna (1815), one needs to deploy the full array of the Small-State theory debate in security policy and in the politics of international relations: bandwagoning, balancing, freeriding, hedging, shelter-seeking. Based on this longue durée approach, the contribution expands on ‘extantism’ to reintroduce this concept to Small-State Studies.
Disciplines :
History
Political science, public administration & international relations
Author, co-author :
KOLNBERGER, Thomas ;  University of Luxembourg
External co-authors :
no
Language :
English
Title :
Forever small?: A longue durée perspective on Luxembourg’s extantism, governance, and security
Publication date :
2023
Main work title :
Agency, Security and Governance of Small States: A Global Perspective
Publisher :
Taylor and Francis
ISBN/EAN :
978-1-00-095705-1
978-1-03-241048-7
Peer reviewed :
Peer reviewed
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