After briefly dealing with arguments for and against NATO's
enlargement as far as Poland, the Czech Republic, and Hungary, the
author shows why the enlargement process must be carried forward to
include, in the near future, the three Baltic States (Estonia,
Latvia, Lithuania) and Ukraine. Inclusion of the Baltic States and
of Ukraine in NATO would stabilize the region by helping the
Russian democrats to concentrate on building a genuinely
democratic, market-oriented Russian national state, instead of
succumbing to the temptation to restore the Soviet Union. Ukraine
could also contribute to NATO a sizable conventional military force
and a prime strategic area; the Baltic States offer a prime
location and an indomitable spirit. The Balts and Ukraine will help
NATO when finally admitted as full members.
Using polling data, printed material, and interviews with
Lithuanian and Ukrainian diplomats, the book convincingly shows the
soundness of the Baltic and Ukrainian security goals without
glossing over some difficulties, both internal and external.
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