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The Cracks In Nato's Fault Narrative: Why Nato Enlargement Fails To Explain Russian Aggression, Katherine Miller

Ex-Patt Magazine

What explains Russia’s recent behavior? Some blame the expansion of NATO for Russian aggression, but that isn’t the whole story.

Diplomatic Disservice, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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The Poor Man’S Nuclear Bomb, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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A Case Study: The Diefenbaker Government's Shifting Nato Commitments, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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A Peek At Bernier's Briefing Notes, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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The Belief Systems Of Critics: General Patterns Between 1963 And 1989, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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The Traditional Beliefs And Assumptions Of Defenders, 1957-1963, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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Leader's Belief Systems And Canada's Defense Commitments, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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Canada's Nato Commitment: Current Controversies, Past Debates, And Future Issues, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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Canada's Nato Commitments During The Cold War, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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New Ways Of Thinking About Nuclear Weapons And Canada's Defense Policy, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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The Belief Systems Of Defenders: General Patterns Between 1963 And 1989, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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Canada’S Nato Commitment: Current Controversies, Past Debates, And Future Issues, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

Although Canada has been a committed member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) since the alliance was founded in 1949, it has not greeted all NATO decisions with unalloyed pleasure, as the recent debate about enlargement and the controversy over NATO bombing of Kosovo and Serbia will attest. And we can probably expect yet another debate about Canada's commitment toNATO later this year because the foreign minister, Lloyd Axworthy, has promised to question NATO'S continued reliance on nuclear deterrence. There is also bound to be future dissension over whether the Allies should embrace such countries as Latvia, Lithuania, and …

Nato And The Bomb, Canadian Defenders Confront Critics, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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The Cost Of Nato Expansion For Canada, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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Statement On Nato’S Nuclear Weapons Policies, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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Expanding Membership Of Nato Could Be Risky, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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The Nato Club And Afghanistan: Northern, Rich, And White Nations Defend The Imperial Palace, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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New Threats To The Alliance's Security And Strategies To Reform Nato, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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Nato Reform: New Strategies To Advance International And National Security, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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Canadian Action For Zero Nuclear Weapons, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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Canadian Belief Systems In Context, Erika Simpson

Erika Simpson

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Beyond Information Sharing: Nato And The Foreign Fighter Threat, John R. Deni

The US Army War College Quarterly: Parameters

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Seato Stumbles: The Failure Of The Nato Model In The Third World, Louis T. Gentilucci

Student Publications

NATO as an alliance has stood the test of time since the early post-war years. Yet similar alliances such as SEATO passed into history long ago. The problem with the NATO model of alliance was its inability to be applied to the Third World. The particular circumstances of Southeast Asia prevented SEATO from becoming a true successor to the NATO alliance system. In addition, the approach of Eisenhower and his administration to Southeast Asia and anti-communist alliances was undermined by their own political needs and personal experiences. Southeast Asia was fit into the mold of the post-war period and the …

Nato Educational Readiness For The Millennials, John Patrick Kelley

Educational Leadership & Workforce Development Theses & Dissertations

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), formed in 1949 and described as the most successful alliance in history, is facing change. By 2020, the majority of students in the NATO educational institutions will be Millennium Generation students. To best meet this student group's educational needs, changes to the delivery of educational content may be needed. This study determined how Millennial Generation characteristics may change as Millennials mature, how military service may change Millennials, confirmed the international nature of Millennial characteristics across the 28 nations of NATO and predicted the state of educational technology in 2020.

This qualitative study investigated these …

Key Factors Driving Personnel Downsizing In Multinational Military Organizations, Ilksen Gorkem

Engineering Management & Systems Engineering Theses & Dissertations

Although downsizing has long been a topic of research in traditional organizations, there are very few studies of this phenomenon in military contexts. As a result, we have little understanding of the key factors that drive personnel downsizing in military settings. This study contributes to our understanding of key factors that drive personnel downsizing in military organizations and whether those factors may differ across NATO nations' cultural clusters. The theoretical framework for this study was built from studies in non-military contexts and adapted to fit the military environment.

This research relies on historical data from one of the largest multinational …

Diplomatic Disservice, Erika Simpson

Political Science Publications

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