Beyond Reconciliation

This book has been written as part of my previous scholarship on the intricate inter-states relationship between the Federal Republic of Germany, the Republic of Poland, and the State of Israel -- over the past quarter century. To a great extent, it demystifies the ongoing raised queries (by the epistemological communities) concerning erstwhile foe nations' foreign-policy enactment in the post-Communist era; exhibiting the evolving geo-strategic calculations versus nation-states' commitment to past atrocities, during conclusive international turbulences. Withal, this exploration shall also interlace a new scientific approach toward(s) the study, enabling dissecting this entangled alliance through a critical lens of major key-strategic factors as well as political mechanisms, which have been gradually molding and transforming state-actors' national preferences and regional/sub-regional aspirations. Hopefully, this essay will mirror additional epistemological-ontological insights in respect of post-Transitological miscellaneous inward/outward policy modes implementation, and their further repercussions on the countries' future foreign-affairs evolution.

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Ms. Anna Zofia Meloch graduated with merit (magna cum laude) from the Faculty of Social Sciences at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Israel) in 2013, earning an M.A. degree in European Studies Programme. Nowadays, Ms. Meloch conducts her doctoral project at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.