Titlebook: Nato and the Transatlantic Alliance in the Twenty-First Century; The Twenty-Year Cris Geoffrey Lee Williams,Barkley Jared Jones Book 2001 P

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The European Defence and Security Debate: the Last Fifty Years,first has traditionally if somewhat misleadingly been called `Europeanist’ ± the stress here always being placed on the so-called `European dimension’ of defence and strategic thinking. The second has also traditionally (for about fifty years) been described as `Atlanticist’ ± the stress here always

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The Origins and Development of Atlanticism,autonomy. The idea of a twin-pillar alliance lay at the heart of the concept of a transatlantic partnership. The NATO alliance was the flowering achievement of the European-American relationship which sought to avoid the polarising effects of having to choose between the idea of Atlantic unity and E

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Collective Security or Collective Defence?,ealistic Kellogg±Briand Pact which sought to abolish war itself. This doctrine has re-emerged in the post-ColdWar era with UNSC being seen once again as the instrument of the international community best able to maintain the peace. Thus, the hope that the UN in the 21st century could be empowered to

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NATO: the Driving Forces and Predetermined Elements,ll as the nature of the future strategic environment. Indeed we are dealing with a seamless robe whose constituent parts could predetermine the nature of both NATO and the transatlantic relationship well into the next century. We therefore will start by discussing the impact of three powerful and si

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,Britain’s Defence Diversification Dilemma,efence-related equipment following the Cold War,. and individual firms have largely been left to confront problems associated with reduced procurement spending on their own. Nevertheless, it is still widely believed that UK governmental policy represents `the biggest single influence on the structur