Titlebook: NATO Beyond 9/11; The Transformation o Ellen Hallams (Lecturer in Defence Studies),Luca R Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmi

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Fine Words, Few Answers: NATO’s ‘Not So New’ New Strategic Concept phase of the organization’s post-Cold War reinvention. At the same time progress was made on Afghanistan, the NATO-Russia relationship was energized and the alliance’s member states managed to avoid offering public evidence of disharmony.

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NATO’s Global Partnerships — A Haphazard Strategy?to a paradigm shift following in the wake of 9/11, as is questioned in this volume, would suggest that NATO’s growing number of partners across the globe is the result of strategic planning following directly from the events on that fateful September morning. The chapter will show that this seems an improbable proposition.

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‘Déjà vu all over again’?: 11 September 2001 and NATO Military Transformation has been a perennial issue virtually throughout the alliance’s 63-year history, but is an issue that gained increased saliency in the 1990s, after the dissipation of the Cold War. The events in the immediate aftermath of 9/11 cast the issue in a new and harsh light, and since then military transfor

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Pooling, Sharing and Specializing — NATO and International Defence Cooperation One of the most interesting aspects of international defence cooperation associated with pooling and sharing and smart defence is that it opens up a whole new dimension and potential for integration and deep dependencies in areas that have traditionally been the responsibility of the sovereign stat