Gulnur Aybet is a lecturer in international relations at the University of Kent at Canterbury and a senior associate member of St. Antony's College, Oxford. She is the author of The Dynamics of European Security Cooperation 1945-1991 and A European Security Architecture after the Cold War: Questions of Legitimacy. Rebecca R. Moore is a professor of political science at Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. She held a NATO-EAPC Fellowship from 2001 to 2003 and is the author of NATO's New Mission: Projecting Stability in a Post-Cold War World.

• ForewordLawrence Freedman Introduction: Missions in Search of a VisionGulnur Aybet and Rebecca R. Moore 1. NATO at Sixty-and BeyondJamie Shea2. The NATO Strategic Concept Revisited: Grand Strategy and Emerging IssuesGulnur Aybet3. NATO's Secretaries-General:Organizational Leadership in Shaping Alliance StrategyRyan C. Hendrickson4. Implementing NATO's Comprehensive Approach to Complex OperationsFriis Arne Petersen, Hans Binnendijk, Charles Barry, and Peter Lehmann Nielsen5. NATO-Russia Relations: Will the Future Resemble the Past?Martin A. Smith6. Missile Defenses and the European Security DilemmaSean Kay7. The "New" Members and Future Enlargement: The Impact of NATO-Russia RelationsRoger E. Kanet8. NATO Enlargement and the Western BalkansGabriele Cascone9. The Future of the Alliance: Is Demography Destiny?Jeffrey Simon10. Partnership Goes Global: The Role of Nonmember, Non-European States in the Evolution of NATORebecca R. MooreConclusion: Looking ForwardGulnur Aybet and Rebecca R. MooreContributors Index

No recent volume is a better guide to the historical legacies that created the current institutional structure of NATO, the policy dilemmas of the Balkans a decade ago and of Afghanistan today, the complex and ambiguous diplomatic relations between NATO and Russia, and the various schemes for enhancing cooperation within the organization. Foreign Affairs [Offers] both a timely review and counsel on the key issues currently facing the alliance. Whether the reader is actively involved in the shaping of NATO's future or merely interested, this edited volume gives good insight into the history of NATO since the Cold War and adds much to the debate over how the next SC could shape a 'common transatlantic vision.' International Affairs

Gulnur Aybet is a lecturer in international relations at the University of Kent at Canterbury and a senior associate member of St. Antony's College, Oxford. She is the author of The Dynamics of European Security Cooperation 1945-1991 and A European Security Architecture after the Cold War: Questions of Legitimacy. Rebecca R. Moore is a professor of political science at Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. She held a NATO-EAPC Fellowship from 2001 to 2003 and is the author of NATO's New Mission: Projecting Stability in a Post-Cold War World.

• ForewordLawrence Freedman Introduction: Missions in Search of a VisionGulnur Aybet and Rebecca R. Moore 1. NATO at Sixty-and BeyondJamie Shea2. The NATO Strategic Concept Revisited: Grand Strategy and Emerging IssuesGulnur Aybet3. NATO's Secretaries-General:Organizational Leadership in Shaping Alliance StrategyRyan C. Hendrickson4. Implementing NATO's Comprehensive Approach to Complex OperationsFriis Arne Petersen, Hans Binnendijk, Charles Barry, and Peter Lehmann Nielsen5. NATO-Russia Relations: Will the Future Resemble the Past?Martin A. Smith6. Missile Defenses and the European Security DilemmaSean Kay7. The "New" Members and Future Enlargement: The Impact of NATO-Russia RelationsRoger E. Kanet8. NATO Enlargement and the Western BalkansGabriele Cascone9. The Future of the Alliance: Is Demography Destiny?Jeffrey Simon10. Partnership Goes Global: The Role of Nonmember, Non-European States in the Evolution of NATORebecca R. MooreConclusion: Looking ForwardGulnur Aybet and Rebecca R. MooreContributors Index

No recent volume is a better guide to the historical legacies that created the current institutional structure of NATO, the policy dilemmas of the Balkans a decade ago and of Afghanistan today, the complex and ambiguous diplomatic relations between NATO and Russia, and the various schemes for enhancing cooperation within the organization. Foreign Affairs [Offers] both a timely review and counsel on the key issues currently facing the alliance. Whether the reader is actively involved in the shaping of NATO's future or merely interested, this edited volume gives good insight into the history of NATO since the Cold War and adds much to the debate over how the next SC could shape a 'common transatlantic vision.' International Affairs

Gulnur Aybet is a lecturer in international relations at the University of Kent at Canterbury and a senior associate member of St. Antony's College, Oxford. She is the author of The Dynamics of European Security Cooperation 1945-1991 and A European Security Architecture after the Cold War: Questions of Legitimacy. Rebecca R. Moore is a professor of political science at Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. She held a NATO-EAPC Fellowship from 2001 to 2003 and is the author of NATO's New Mission: Projecting Stability in a Post-Cold War World.

• ForewordLawrence Freedman Introduction: Missions in Search of a VisionGulnur Aybet and Rebecca R. Moore 1. NATO at Sixty-and BeyondJamie Shea2. The NATO Strategic Concept Revisited: Grand Strategy and Emerging IssuesGulnur Aybet3. NATO's Secretaries-General:Organizational Leadership in Shaping Alliance StrategyRyan C. Hendrickson4. Implementing NATO's Comprehensive Approach to Complex OperationsFriis Arne Petersen, Hans Binnendijk, Charles Barry, and Peter Lehmann Nielsen5. NATO-Russia Relations: Will the Future Resemble the Past?Martin A. Smith6. Missile Defenses and the European Security DilemmaSean Kay7. The "New" Members and Future Enlargement: The Impact of NATO-Russia RelationsRoger E. Kanet8. NATO Enlargement and the Western BalkansGabriele Cascone9. The Future of the Alliance: Is Demography Destiny?Jeffrey Simon10. Partnership Goes Global: The Role of Nonmember, Non-European States in the Evolution of NATORebecca R. MooreConclusion: Looking ForwardGulnur Aybet and Rebecca R. MooreContributors Index

No recent volume is a better guide to the historical legacies that created the current institutional structure of NATO, the policy dilemmas of the Balkans a decade ago and of Afghanistan today, the complex and ambiguous diplomatic relations between NATO and Russia, and the various schemes for enhancing cooperation within the organization. Foreign Affairs [Offers] both a timely review and counsel on the key issues currently facing the alliance. Whether the reader is actively involved in the shaping of NATO's future or merely interested, this edited volume gives good insight into the history of NATO since the Cold War and adds much to the debate over how the next SC could shape a 'common transatlantic vision.' International Affairs