NATO's military interventions in the Balkans have transformed
the alliance. As the alliance goes East, its members are compelled
to rethink NATO's, and each member nation's, military and political
roles. Providing a well-rounded study of continuing change in the
contemporary North Atlantic Treaty Organization, this book is
constructed around eight essays by European security experts
analyzing challenges confronting the Atlantic Alliance as a
military alliance and as a collective security organization dealing
simultaneously with deterrence, enlargement, and regional crisis
intervention. It is intended for senior undergraduate and graduate
students in international relations, American foreign policy,
European studies, security and strategic studies.
The evidence is that NATO will undergo many more changes
responding to actual and potential threats to Europe's peace. These
range from a revival of the ethnic conflict in the former
Yugoslavia to the proliferation and possible use of nuclear,
biological, and chemical weapons. Also discussed is the matter of
NATO's further enlargement and the question of whether this offers
more or less security to the alliance membership, as are the
emerging tensions between the EU and NATO security regimes.
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