CIAO DATE: 08/02

US Foreign Policy Agenda

 

Volume 7, Number 1, March 2002

NATO in the 21st Century – The Road Ahead (Download the complete issue in PDF format)

Preface

Focus

• 21st Century NATO: New Capabilities, New Members, New Relationships,  by Marc Grossman, Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
• Transforming NATO-Russia Relations,  by Ambassador Alexander R. Vershbow, U.S. Ambassador to the Russian Federation
• NATO Transformation: Securing Freedom For Future Generations,  by Douglas J. Feith, Under Secretary of Defense for Policy
• Successfully Managing NATO Enlargement,  by Air Force General Joseph W. Ralston, Commander-In-Chief, U.S. European Command, and Supreme Allied Commander Europe, NATO
• Improving NATO’s Capability: A Crucial Issue for the Prague Summit,  by Carl Levin, Chairman, U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee
• NATO Enlargement: We Must Carefully Review and Study the Ramifications,  by John W. Warner, Ranking Republican, U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee

Commentary

• NATO’s Future,  by Lord George Robertson, NATO Secretary General
• Preparing NATO To Meet New Threats: Challenge And Opportunity,  by Richard Kugler, Professor, Institute for National Security Studies, National Defense University
• A Changing NATO After September 11,  by Philip H. Gordon, Senior Fellow in Foreign Policy Studies and Director of the Center on the United States and France, Brookings Institution
• Case Study: Results Of First Round Expansion – Poland’s Experience,  by Ambassador Przemyslaw W. Grudzinski, Polish Ambassador to the United States

Fact Sheets

• What is NATO?
• NATO’S Open Door Policy
• NATO’s Membership Action Plan

A Guide to Additional Reading


• NATO In The 21st Century – The Road Ahead: Bibliography (Spotlighting other views)
• NATO In The 21st Century – The Road Ahead: Key Internet Sites (Internet links to resources on related issues)