Recasting NATO's strategic concept : : possible directions for the United States / / Christopher S. Chivvis.
The revision of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's strategic concept offers an excellent opportunity to build an alliance capable of addressing the shared problems that its member states face. To spur debate over concrete problems, this paper examines five possible future directions for t...
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Chivvis, Christopher. Recasting NATO's strategic concept : possible directions for the United States / Christopher S. Chivvis. 1st ed. Santa Monica, CA : RAND, 2009. 1 online resource (xv, 36 pages) text txt computer c online resource cr Occasional paper Recasting NATO's strategic concept Description based upon print version of record. Cover; Preface; Contents; Tables; Summary; Acknowledgments; Abbreviations; CHAPTER ONE - Introduction; Why Rewrite the Strategic Concept?; Balancing Strategic Flexibility and Coherence; Outline of This Paper; CHAPTER TWO - Direction 1: Refocus on Europe; Strategic Rationale; Basic Military Implications; Main Challenges; Assessment; CHAPTER THREE - Direction 2: A New Focus on the Greater Middle East; Strategic Rationale; Basic Military Implications; Main Challenges; Assessment; CHAPTER FOUR - Direction 3: A Focus on Fragile States; Strategic Rationale; Basic Military Implications Main ChallengesAssessment; CHAPTER FIVE - Direction 4: A Focus on Nonstate Threats; Strategic Rationale; Basic Military Implications; Main Challenges; Assessment; CHAPTER SIX - Direction 5: A Global Alliance of Liberal Democracies; Strategic Rationale; Basic Military Implica; Main Challenges; Assessment; CHAPTER SEVEN - Conclusions; Refocus on Europe, Focus on Nonstate Threats, and Focus on Fragile States; Refocus on Europe and Focus on Nonstate Threats; Refocus on Europe and Focus on the Greater Middle East Refocus on Europe, Focus on the Greater Middle East, Focus on Fragile States, and Focus on Nonstate ThreatsMoving Forward; APPENDIX Summary Tables; Bibliography The revision of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's strategic concept offers an excellent opportunity to build an alliance capable of addressing the shared problems that its member states face. To spur debate over concrete problems, this paper examines five possible future directions for the alliance. English Includes bibliographical references. Sponsored by the United States Air Force FA7014-06-C-0001 North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Strategy. Security, International. International cooperation. Military planning. United States Military policy. United States Foreign relations 2009-2017. 0-8330-4873-2 United States. Air Force. Project Air Force (U.S.) Rand Corporation. |
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