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NATO and Germany

Stanford M. Lyman

1995

NATO under attack

F. W. von Mellenthin, R. H. S. Stolfi, E. Sobik

1984

The troubled partnership

Henry Kissinger

1965

Enlarging NATO

Richard L. Kugler

1996

The Atlantic idea and its European rivals

Harold van B. Cleveland

1966

Europe Between the Superpowers

A. W. DePorte

1986

Glasnost, perestroika, and U.S. defense spending

William W. Kaufmann

1990

Transatlantic Relations

Beatrice Heuser

1996

Creating the entangling alliance

Timothy P. Ireland

1981

The Nordic nations in the New Western Security Regime

Ingemar Dörfer

1997

Estranged friends?

Max Kaase

1996

Weapons in space

Franklin A. Long, Donald Hafner

1986

Toppling Qaddafi Libya And The Future Of Liberal Intervention

Christopher S. Chivvis

2014

The Future of European alliance systems

Arlene Idol Broadhurst

1982

Germany and NATO

Reed, John A.

1987

Geopolitics of Euro-Atlantic Integration

Anders Wivel Staff

2006

Politics and security in the southern region of the Atlantic alliance

Douglas T. Stuart

1988

European Security Beyond The Year 2000

Ersin Onulduran, Christopher Coker, Ken Booth et al.

1988

Beyond NATO

Ted Galen Carpenter

1994

NATO

Edwin H. Fedder

1973

The dawn of peace in Europe

Michael Mandelbaum

1996

NATO after 2000

John Borawski, Thomas-Durell Young

2001

War and the media

Mark Connelly, Welch, David

2005

The promise of alliance

Ian Q. R. Thomas

1997

THE TRANSFORMATION OF RUSSIAN MILITARY DOCTRINE

Alexi G. Arbatov

2000

International law and the use of force

Christine D. Gray

2000

British-German Defense Co-Operation

Karil Kaiser

1988

America and Europe

Werner Weidenfeld

1996

The Persian Gulf and the West

Charles A. Kupchan

1987

New weapons and NATO

Robert Andrew Kromer

1987

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