If NATO is to meet the needs of its sixteen members over the next
several decades, it must address issues that go far beyond
deterrence and defense: How can consensus be reached on NATO's
future? How can public perception of the organization be gauged?
How can NATO sustain and bolster worldwide political and economic
support? NATO's interests are no longer limited to Western Europe;
the Gulf has become a critical area, and Japan and other
non-European nations now play a major role in Western security. In
this book, composed of keynote speeches and papers delivered in
Brussels at the conference on "The Future of NATO and Global
Security," a diverse group of distinguished experts and political
leaders from Western Europe, the United States, and Japan analyze
current problems facing the Western Alliance and consider potential
courses of action for the future.
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