Titlebook: NATO’s Post-Cold War Politics; The Changing Provisi Sebastian Mayer Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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Self-Presentation and Impression Management: NATO’s New Public Diplomacyne goals, engagements, and achievements in their fields of competence: democratization, human rights, development, collective security, peacekeeping, or peace building. Communications policies and strategies are an integral part of their public diplomacy and are therefore key instruments of their so

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Coping with Complexity: Informal Political Forums at NATO’s Headquartersn the civilian sections of NATO’s Headquarters, particularly in its International Staff (IS). We define informal political forums (hereafter: informal forums) as political cooperation networks of three or more actors, devoid of a legal basis, with a minimum degree of durability and shared practices.

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Enduring Rules, Changing Practices: NATO’s Post-Cold War Military Committee and International Militae essence of NATO as a military alliance of democratic states: It is a consensus-based committee of all member states’ chiefs of defence.. While representativeness and consensus are sources of legitimacy and thus strength, the overall significance of the MC in NATO has varied over time. As Douglas L

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Perfectly Flawed? The Evolution of NATO’s Force Generation Process militaries — achieved by the Alliance today is relatively recent. During the Cold War, NATO efforts towards military integration and multinationality were limited at best. Certainly the Alliance had elements of integration — a multinational military staff and a fleet of Airborne Warning and Control