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Books on: nato enlargement

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NATO Enlargement: Illusions and Reality

Book by Ted Galen Carpenter, And Barbara Conry; Cato Institute, 2001

Subjects:

National Security--Europe, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Russia (Federation)--Foreign Relations

Collections: History, Entire Library

NATO enlargement reflects a failure on the part of policymakers to recognize new strategic realities--and that failure could have dangerous unintended consequeces.
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The NATO Enlargement Debate, 1990-1997: The Blessings of Liberty

Book by Gerald B. Solomon; Praeger, 1998

Subjects:

North Atlantic Treaty Organization--Europe, Eastern

Collections: Entire Library

Countless editorials have addressed the "if," "how," "why," "when," and "who" dimensions of NATO enlargement. These issues will continue to generate debate despite the Madrid summit decisions and will invariably influence legislators in discharging their historic responsibility to provide advice and ...
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Countless editorials have addressed the "if," "how," "why," "when," and "who" dimensions of NATO enlargement. These issues will continue to generate debate despite the Madrid summit decisions and will invariably influence legislators in discharging their historic responsibility to provide advice and consent to ratification of the protocols of accession before April 1999. Congressman Solomon's volume will help place these issues in perspective, answer the skeptics of enlargement, and provide the missing historical context for the profound geopolitical challenge of European security on the cusp of the 21st century.
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The Challenge of NATO Enlargement

Book by Anton A. Bebler; Praeger Publishers, 1999

Subjects:

North Atlantic Treaty Organization--Membership

Collections: Entire Library

Twenty-six key officials and experts analyze the NATO decision to expand into Central-Eastern Europe. Contributors include the NATO Secretary General Solana, President Clinton, former Soviet leader Gorbachev, former Supreme Allied Commander in Europe Joulwan, several active and former foreign ...
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Twenty-six key officials and experts analyze the NATO decision to expand into Central-Eastern Europe. Contributors include the NATO Secretary General Solana, President Clinton, former Soviet leader Gorbachev, former Supreme Allied Commander in Europe Joulwan, several active and former foreign ministers and deputy foreign ministers, other high officials, and prominent academics from the United States and Europe. Particular attention is paid to the rationale, pros and cons, and the impact on Russia, Ukraine, the European neutrals, the new NATO members, and the remaining hopefuls.
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Small States in the Post-Cold War World: Slovenia and NATO Enlargement

Book by Zlatko Sabic, Charles Bukowski; Praeger, 2002

Subjects:

North Atlantic Treaty Organization--Slovenia, Slovenia--Military Policy, World Politics--1989-

Collections: Entire Library

...POST-COLD WAR WORLD Slovenia and NATO Enlargement Edited by Zlatko Sabi and...post-cold war world : Slovenia and NATO enlargement / edited by Zlatko Sabic and...Process 1 Zlatko Sabi 2 NATO Enlargement and Slovenia: Interpreting...
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NATO Enlargement, 2000-2015: Determinants and Implications for Defense Planning and Shaping

Book by Thomas S. Szayna; Rand, 2001

Subjects:

Air Forces--Europe, Military Planning--Europe, North Atlantic Treaty Organization--Membership, United States--Military Policy

Collections: Entire Library

In the 1990s, NATO began a course of enlargement and transformation to remain relevant in Europe's post Cold War security environment. As part of its commitment to enlargement, it admitted three new members--Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic in 1999 and has plans to admit more countries in the ...
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In the 1990s, NATO began a course of enlargement and transformation to remain relevant in Europe's post Cold War security environment. As part of its commitment to enlargement, it admitted three new members--Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic in 1999 and has plans to admit more countries in the future. NATO's enlargement has profound military implications for the U. S. and its allies in terms of future planning and shaping strategies. Both have been driven primarily by political imperatives, not by a sense of direct threat, but by an environment-shaping agenda of democratization and integration. This report develops and applies an analytical framework for thinking about the determinants of future NATO enlargement, the specific defense challenges they pose, and shaping policies that might aid in addressing these challenges.
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Journal Articles on: nato enlargement

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NATO Enlargement: All aboard? Destination Unknown

Journal article by Richard E. Rupp; East European Quarterly, Vol. 36, 2002

Subjects:

Eastern Europe--International aspects, Eastern Europe--Political aspects, International agencies--Membership, International agencies--Planning, International organizations--Membership, International organizations--Planning, International relations, International security--Influence, International security--Political aspects, Military strategy--International aspects, Military strategy--Political aspects, North Atlantic Treaty Organization--Membership, Security, International--Influence, Security, International--Political aspects, United States--International relations, United States--Military policy, United States--Political aspects

Collections: History, Entire Library

NATO Enlargement: All aboard? Destination Unknown...with uncertainties, as the issue of NATO enlargement makes abundantly clear. November...Russian government adamantly opposed NATO enlargement at each stage of the process. Russias...
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Europe & NATO Enlargement

Journal article; Parameters, Vol. 31, 2001

Subjects:

Europe--International relations, European Union--Membership, International relations--Forecasts and trends, North Atlantic Treaty Organization--Membership, United States foreign relations--Europe, United States--International relations

Collections: Entire Library

Europe NATO Enlargement. To the Editor: Professor...constituencies--that may shape further NATO enlargement. I believe, however, he came up...plans, and likely synergism with NATO enlargement. Parallel enlargement programs by...
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Henning Tewes, Germany, Civilian Power and the New Europe. Enlarging NATO and the European Union

Journal article by James Sperling; German Politics and Society, Vol. 21, 2003

Subjects:

Books--Book reviews, Germany, Civilian Power and the New Europe. Enlarging NATO and the European Union (Book)--Book reviews

Collections: Entire Library

...policies towards the EU and NATO enlargements were intended to stabilize...German policy by Moscow (no enlargement of NATO) and by Warsaw (enlargement...sharpen over the question of NATO enlargement. It remains unclear to me how...
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NATO's Open Door Policy and the Next Round of Enlargement

Journal article by Ryan C. Hendrickson; Parameters, Vol. 30, 2000

Subjects:

International relations--Analysis, North Atlantic Treaty Organization--Membership

Collections: Entire Library

...debates to come as 2002 nears. NATO Enlargement, 1997 The decision to expand...more Bosnias." In their view, NATO enlargement offered the allies a means of...express specific positions on NATO enlargement, in part due to their remaining...
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European Union Enlargement - Consequences and Problems

Journal article by Wichard Woyke; German Policy Studies, Vol. 2, 2002

Subjects:

European Union--Planning, International agencies--Planning, International organizations--Planning, International relations--Management

Collections: Entire Library

...should be admitted to what soon was to become the EU, as well as NATO" (van Oudenaren 2000:315). The old EC-countries had to find...After some hesitation, the EC countries formally decided enlargement to be an explicit goal of the European Union on their summit...

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Magazine Articles on: nato enlargement

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The Case against NATO Enlargement: Clinton's Fateful Gamble

Magazine article by Sherle R. Schwenninger; The Nation, Vol. 265, October 20, 1997

Subjects:

Central Europe--Political aspects, Clinton, Bill--International relations, Eastern Europe--Political aspects, North Atlantic Treaty Organization--Membership, Russia--International relations, Russian foreign relations--United States, United States, United States foreign relations--Russia

Collections: Entire Library

The Case against NATO Enlargement: Clintons Fateful Gamble...Moscows grudging acceptance of NATO enlargement with the signing of the NATO-Russia...European affairs. The opponents of NATO enlargement have been no less dramatic in their...
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NATO Enlargement: What's the Rush

Magazine article by Adam Garfinkle; The National Interest, Winter 1996

Subjects:

Europe--Relations with the United States, International relations--Management, North Atlantic Treaty Organization--International aspects

Collections: Entire Library

NATO enlargement: whats the rush by Adam Garfinkle...analysts who started out favoring NATO enlargement have subsequently become opponents...economic harm. How does the prospect of NATO enlargement look from this perspective, in which...
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NATO Looks East: How to Talk to the Russians about NATO Enlargement and Peace in Europe

Magazine article by Peter W. Rodman; National Review, Vol. 48, July 15, 1996

Subjects:

Central Europe--International relations, Commonwealth of Independent States--International relations, North Atlantic Treaty Organization--International relations, North Atlantic Treaty Organization--Membership, Russia--International relations, Russian foreign relations

Collections: Entire Library

...to Talk to the Russians about NATO Enlargement and Peace in Europe. by...adamant in their opposition to NATO enlargement. The more cynical interpretation...the last excuse for delaying NATO enlargement will be removed. Whoever is...
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NATO Enlargement Reception

Magazine article; U.S. Department of Defense Speeches, March 29, 2004

Subjects:

North Atlantic Treaty Organization--Speeches, lectures and essays, Rumsfeld, Donald H.--Speeches, lectures and essays

Collections: Entire Library

NATO Enlargement Reception. Remarks as delivered by...introduction. And thank you to the seven new NATO members Ambassadors who have hosted this...members, President Bush properly called NATO the worlds most successful alliance. When...
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XVIth International NATO Workshop

Magazine article by Javier Solana; Presidents & Prime Ministers, Vol. 8, May 1999

Subjects:

European Union--Military aspects, NATO-Yugoslavia Conflict, 1999--Addresses, essays, lectures, North Atlantic Treaty Organization--Addresses, essays, lectures, Solana, Javier--Addresses, essays, lectures

Collections: Entire Library

...through our own enlargement process; by enhancing...Partnerships with non-NATO countries; and...Hungary. Through the enlargement process, NATO has demonstrated...Europe -- that NATO really is open...members, when enlargement contributes to...

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Newspaper Articles on: nato enlargement

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Baltic States and NATO Enlargement

Newspaper article; The Washington Times, February 23, 1997

Subjects:

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

Baltic States and NATO enlargement From your Jan. 24 editorial...well. Russia publicly opposes NATO enlargement in principle, but indications...administration has dragged its feet on the NATO enlargement process. However, the blame must...
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NATO Enlargement, Central and Eastern Europe and the Two Candidates

Newspaper article; The Washington Times, October 29, 1996

Subjects:

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

NATO enlargement, Central and Eastern Europe and the...Next years announced summit on NATO enlargement will dramatically affect the future...defense policy." Mr. Doles position on NATO enlargement and security for the Central and East...
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NATO Enlargement, Russia and U.S. Considerations

Newspaper article; The Washington Times, November 4, 1996

Subjects:

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

NATO enlargement, Russia and U.S. considerations...prove which is more enthusiastic about NATO enlargement. Economic restructuring has already...in Eastern Europe for which speedy NATO enlargement provides the proper American response...
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A Circle of Freedom-Minded Friends; NATO Expansion Would Promote Peace and Prosperity

Newspaper article; The Washington Times, November 19, 2002

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...good. The arguments against NATO enlargement - and the warnings attending...events have mainly rebutted them. NATO enlargement would antagonize Russia, for...that have been advanced against NATO enlargement over the years. It is this theme...
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Talbott Calculates 'A Year to Persuade' on NATO: Senate Questions Not Seen as Obstacle

Newspaper article; The Washington Times, July 6, 1997

Subjects:

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...signed a letter criticizing NATO enlargement. . . . When you go before Congress...consolation prize, a substitute for NATO enlargement. We said at the time, no its not. Its going to be auxiliary to NATO enlargement. Its going to have value in...

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