Titlebook: NATO After 9/11; An Alliance in Conti Richard E. Rupp Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2006 cold war.Europe.

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Richard E. Ruppironmental concerns. The emission of nitrous oxide (N.O) contributes to the global greenhouse gas accumulation and the stratospheric ozone depletion. In addition, it causes nitrate leaching problem deteriorating ground water quality. The nitrate toxicity has been reported in a number of studies show

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Introduction,ATO) rushed to the Alliance’s headquarters in Brussels, Belgium. Gathering in emergency session, less than twenty-four hours after the World Trade Center had been destroyed, the NATO powers invoked Article V of the Alliance’s 1949 founding charter. A collective defense mechanism, Article V declared,

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September 11, 2001: A New Beginning for NATO?,n, and Rome. Although no single event led to NATO’s creation in 1949, the transatlantic community did share a common threat perception that sustained cooperative relations until the collapse of that danger in 1991. In the aftermath of the Soviet Union, no significant galvanizing threat emerged to un

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,Afghanistan: NATO’s Last Hurrah?,y. The challenges confronting the Alliance and the new secretary general in early 2004 were considerable. Since 9/11, NATO had dramatically expanded its membership, increased its partner relationships, pledged to ameliorate the military capabilities gap, established a rapid reaction force, and commi

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