Titlebook: NATO, Civilisation and Individuals; The Unconscious Dime Sarah da Mota Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 NATO.

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,NATO’s Deep Origins (1939–1949): Unbreaking the Civilised Habitus?,d the reinforcement of interdependence are the most significant manifestations and expressions of the civilised habitus during that period. Together, they show how the civilised habitus was reformulated, redefined and reasserted, and help understanding that the Alliance emerged around civilisation as a formative referent object of security.

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Post-Cold War NATO: New Ways and Reasons for Coexistence,he willingness to belong to NATO as a security community draws on the symbolic power of past memories and the fear of the loss of love as an ontological need for security. As a consequence, post-Cold War NATO set new rules of civilised behaviour, so that civilised identities could be attuned, developing into a civilising security community.

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The Individualisation of Security Within NATO,ovo, and Afghanistan, by focusing on particular aspects of each mission: the referent object of security, the justification advanced for the intervention, their formal mandate, their objectives, their normative principles, their self-declared results, always in the light of NATO’s civilisational narrative.

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Book 2018mption of these two referent objects, it suggests the epistemological importance of an unconscious dimension to understand meaning formation and behaviour change in international security.?.The book provides a historicised and genealogical approach of the idea of civilisation that is at the core of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-74409-4NATO; security; civilisation; human needs; narratives; western civilisation; international relations; weste

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NATO, Civilisation and Individuals978-3-319-74409-4Series ISSN 2731-0329 Series E-ISSN 2731-0337