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This work explores how Greece, uniquely among European nations, has a direct role in the three great geopolitical changes currently affecting Europe: European integration; the wars of the Yugoslav succession; and the changes in the European security system following the end of the Cold War. The contributors, who also bear in mind domestic factors, investigate Greek foreign policy in the 1990s in the context of these changes. They ask whether Greece is an awkward partner in the European Union; whether Greece will be able to remain an equal member of the EU; how it treats its minorities and political dissenters; and, controversially, whether Greek policy contributed to the Balkan crisis.