Push NATO eastward or push no farther--that is the critical question for the fifty-year-old alliance. This anthology examines four issues: the enlargement of NATO before the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, probable guidelines and possible paths to future enlargement, the views of certain states currently seeking memberships, and the objections to the enlargement posed by several states of the former Soviet Union. Three concluding essays consider the political and military dimension of the enlargement issue. Contributing ...
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Push NATO eastward or push no farther--that is the critical question for the fifty-year-old alliance. This anthology examines four issues: the enlargement of NATO before the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, probable guidelines and possible paths to future enlargement, the views of certain states currently seeking memberships, and the objections to the enlargement posed by several states of the former Soviet Union. Three concluding essays consider the political and military dimension of the enlargement issue. Contributing to the volume are Lawrence S. Kaplan, Jean Flix- Paganon, Jeffrey Simon, Andrzej Karkoszka, Ioan Mircea Pascu, Eitvydas Bajarunas, Alexei K. Pushkov, Ihor Kharchenko, Anatol Maisenia, Hans Jochen Peters, Catherine McArdle Kelleher, and Richard L. Kugler.
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Very good. 23 cm, 207, wraps, endnotes. Contents include: An overview of NATO enlargement--pt. 1. The paths to NATO enlargement--pt. 2. Perspectives of EU/WEU associate partners--pt. 3. Perspectives of Soviet Union successor states--pt. 4. How NATO must change.
