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The Moral Imperative of Force: The Evolution of German Strategic Culture in Kosovo

This article explores continuity and change in German security policy in the decade since unification by examining German responses to the crisis in Kosovo in 1998 and 1999. Specifically, the utility of strategic culture--the most popular theoretical vehicle for interpreting contemporary German security policy--is evaluated as an explanation for its behavior in the Balkans.