Oxford Handbook of NATO
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Oxford Handbook of NATO
Webber, Mark; Sperling, James
Oxford University Press
02/2025
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9780198851196
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Part I. Context
1: James Sperling and Mark Webber: Understanding NATO
2: Trine Flockhart: Global Order
3: Stephanie C. Hofmann and Michael John Williams: Domestic Politics
Part II. Questions
4: Michael Clarke: What is NATO for (Redux)?
5: Andrew T. Wolff: Who is NATO for?
6: Stanley R. Sloan: Whither NATO? A History of NATO's Futures
Part III. Perspectives
7: Seth A. Johnston: Realisms
8: Sebastian Harnisch and Florian Boeller: Liberalisms
9: Alexandra Gheciu: Security Community: Identity, Practices, and Trust
10: Katharine A. M. Wright: Gender
11: Rita Floyd: Securitization, Desecuritization, and Just Securitization
12: Maria Maelksoo: Risk, Resilience, and Resistance
13: Gabi Schlag: Visual Discourses of Identity Making
14: Jordan Becker: Strategic Culture
Part IV. Strategy, Policy, and Command
15: R. James Orr: The North Atlantic Treaty
16: Lawrence Freedman and Jeffrey H. Michaels: Strategy
17: John R. Deni: Doctrine
18: Sebastian Mayer: The International Staff
19: Paal Sigurd Hilde: Military and Command Structures
20: Maryann Foster: Defence Planning and Force Generation
21: Ian Davis: Representation and Decision-making
22: Ryan C. Hendrickson: The Secretary General
Part V. Deterrence, Defence, and Security
23: David S. Yost: Nuclear Deterrence
24: Stephan Fruehling: Ballistic Missile Defence
25: Jens Ringsmose: Conventional Force Posture
26: Julian Lindley-French: Cybrid Warfare
27: Jamie Shea: Non-Traditional Security Threats
28: Cornelia Baciu: COVID-19, Crisis Management, and Civil Emergency Response
29: James Sperling: Emerging and Disruptive Technologies
30: Benjamin Zyla: Burden-sharing
Part VI. Operations
31: Jonathan Marcus: Bosnia
32: Martin A. Smith: Kosovo
33: Kjell Engelbrekt and Braxton Palmer: Libya
34: Sten Rynning: Afghanistan
35: Brooke A. Smith-Windsor: Maritime Operations
36: Thierry Tardy: Counter-terrorism and Projecting Stability
37: Linde Desmaele and Luis Simon: Forward Deployment and Reassurance
Part VII. Key Allies
38: James Goldgeier: The United States
39: Andrew M. Dorman and Matthew Uttley: The United Kingdom
40: Olivier Schmitt: France
41: Tom Dyson: Germany
42: Luca Ratti: Italy
43: Wojciech Lorenz: Poland
44: Tarik Oguzlu: Turkey
Part VIII. Key Relationships
45: Magnus Petersson: Partnerships
46: Richard G. Whitman: The European Union
47: Andrew Cottey: The European Neutrals
48: Tracey German: Georgia and Ukraine
49: Alessandro Marrone: The Mediterranean Dialogue
50: Eleonora Ardemagni: The Istanbul Cooperation Initiative
51: Ben Schreer: Australia
52: Roland Dannreuther: Russia
53: Andrew Cottey and Mark Webber: China
Part IX. Conclusion
54: Alexander Moens and Alexandra Richards: NATO's Redoubled Relevance
1: James Sperling and Mark Webber: Understanding NATO
2: Trine Flockhart: Global Order
3: Stephanie C. Hofmann and Michael John Williams: Domestic Politics
Part II. Questions
4: Michael Clarke: What is NATO for (Redux)?
5: Andrew T. Wolff: Who is NATO for?
6: Stanley R. Sloan: Whither NATO? A History of NATO's Futures
Part III. Perspectives
7: Seth A. Johnston: Realisms
8: Sebastian Harnisch and Florian Boeller: Liberalisms
9: Alexandra Gheciu: Security Community: Identity, Practices, and Trust
10: Katharine A. M. Wright: Gender
11: Rita Floyd: Securitization, Desecuritization, and Just Securitization
12: Maria Maelksoo: Risk, Resilience, and Resistance
13: Gabi Schlag: Visual Discourses of Identity Making
14: Jordan Becker: Strategic Culture
Part IV. Strategy, Policy, and Command
15: R. James Orr: The North Atlantic Treaty
16: Lawrence Freedman and Jeffrey H. Michaels: Strategy
17: John R. Deni: Doctrine
18: Sebastian Mayer: The International Staff
19: Paal Sigurd Hilde: Military and Command Structures
20: Maryann Foster: Defence Planning and Force Generation
21: Ian Davis: Representation and Decision-making
22: Ryan C. Hendrickson: The Secretary General
Part V. Deterrence, Defence, and Security
23: David S. Yost: Nuclear Deterrence
24: Stephan Fruehling: Ballistic Missile Defence
25: Jens Ringsmose: Conventional Force Posture
26: Julian Lindley-French: Cybrid Warfare
27: Jamie Shea: Non-Traditional Security Threats
28: Cornelia Baciu: COVID-19, Crisis Management, and Civil Emergency Response
29: James Sperling: Emerging and Disruptive Technologies
30: Benjamin Zyla: Burden-sharing
Part VI. Operations
31: Jonathan Marcus: Bosnia
32: Martin A. Smith: Kosovo
33: Kjell Engelbrekt and Braxton Palmer: Libya
34: Sten Rynning: Afghanistan
35: Brooke A. Smith-Windsor: Maritime Operations
36: Thierry Tardy: Counter-terrorism and Projecting Stability
37: Linde Desmaele and Luis Simon: Forward Deployment and Reassurance
Part VII. Key Allies
38: James Goldgeier: The United States
39: Andrew M. Dorman and Matthew Uttley: The United Kingdom
40: Olivier Schmitt: France
41: Tom Dyson: Germany
42: Luca Ratti: Italy
43: Wojciech Lorenz: Poland
44: Tarik Oguzlu: Turkey
Part VIII. Key Relationships
45: Magnus Petersson: Partnerships
46: Richard G. Whitman: The European Union
47: Andrew Cottey: The European Neutrals
48: Tracey German: Georgia and Ukraine
49: Alessandro Marrone: The Mediterranean Dialogue
50: Eleonora Ardemagni: The Istanbul Cooperation Initiative
51: Ben Schreer: Australia
52: Roland Dannreuther: Russia
53: Andrew Cottey and Mark Webber: China
Part IX. Conclusion
54: Alexander Moens and Alexandra Richards: NATO's Redoubled Relevance
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Part I. Context
1: James Sperling and Mark Webber: Understanding NATO
2: Trine Flockhart: Global Order
3: Stephanie C. Hofmann and Michael John Williams: Domestic Politics
Part II. Questions
4: Michael Clarke: What is NATO for (Redux)?
5: Andrew T. Wolff: Who is NATO for?
6: Stanley R. Sloan: Whither NATO? A History of NATO's Futures
Part III. Perspectives
7: Seth A. Johnston: Realisms
8: Sebastian Harnisch and Florian Boeller: Liberalisms
9: Alexandra Gheciu: Security Community: Identity, Practices, and Trust
10: Katharine A. M. Wright: Gender
11: Rita Floyd: Securitization, Desecuritization, and Just Securitization
12: Maria Maelksoo: Risk, Resilience, and Resistance
13: Gabi Schlag: Visual Discourses of Identity Making
14: Jordan Becker: Strategic Culture
Part IV. Strategy, Policy, and Command
15: R. James Orr: The North Atlantic Treaty
16: Lawrence Freedman and Jeffrey H. Michaels: Strategy
17: John R. Deni: Doctrine
18: Sebastian Mayer: The International Staff
19: Paal Sigurd Hilde: Military and Command Structures
20: Maryann Foster: Defence Planning and Force Generation
21: Ian Davis: Representation and Decision-making
22: Ryan C. Hendrickson: The Secretary General
Part V. Deterrence, Defence, and Security
23: David S. Yost: Nuclear Deterrence
24: Stephan Fruehling: Ballistic Missile Defence
25: Jens Ringsmose: Conventional Force Posture
26: Julian Lindley-French: Cybrid Warfare
27: Jamie Shea: Non-Traditional Security Threats
28: Cornelia Baciu: COVID-19, Crisis Management, and Civil Emergency Response
29: James Sperling: Emerging and Disruptive Technologies
30: Benjamin Zyla: Burden-sharing
Part VI. Operations
31: Jonathan Marcus: Bosnia
32: Martin A. Smith: Kosovo
33: Kjell Engelbrekt and Braxton Palmer: Libya
34: Sten Rynning: Afghanistan
35: Brooke A. Smith-Windsor: Maritime Operations
36: Thierry Tardy: Counter-terrorism and Projecting Stability
37: Linde Desmaele and Luis Simon: Forward Deployment and Reassurance
Part VII. Key Allies
38: James Goldgeier: The United States
39: Andrew M. Dorman and Matthew Uttley: The United Kingdom
40: Olivier Schmitt: France
41: Tom Dyson: Germany
42: Luca Ratti: Italy
43: Wojciech Lorenz: Poland
44: Tarik Oguzlu: Turkey
Part VIII. Key Relationships
45: Magnus Petersson: Partnerships
46: Richard G. Whitman: The European Union
47: Andrew Cottey: The European Neutrals
48: Tracey German: Georgia and Ukraine
49: Alessandro Marrone: The Mediterranean Dialogue
50: Eleonora Ardemagni: The Istanbul Cooperation Initiative
51: Ben Schreer: Australia
52: Roland Dannreuther: Russia
53: Andrew Cottey and Mark Webber: China
Part IX. Conclusion
54: Alexander Moens and Alexandra Richards: NATO's Redoubled Relevance
1: James Sperling and Mark Webber: Understanding NATO
2: Trine Flockhart: Global Order
3: Stephanie C. Hofmann and Michael John Williams: Domestic Politics
Part II. Questions
4: Michael Clarke: What is NATO for (Redux)?
5: Andrew T. Wolff: Who is NATO for?
6: Stanley R. Sloan: Whither NATO? A History of NATO's Futures
Part III. Perspectives
7: Seth A. Johnston: Realisms
8: Sebastian Harnisch and Florian Boeller: Liberalisms
9: Alexandra Gheciu: Security Community: Identity, Practices, and Trust
10: Katharine A. M. Wright: Gender
11: Rita Floyd: Securitization, Desecuritization, and Just Securitization
12: Maria Maelksoo: Risk, Resilience, and Resistance
13: Gabi Schlag: Visual Discourses of Identity Making
14: Jordan Becker: Strategic Culture
Part IV. Strategy, Policy, and Command
15: R. James Orr: The North Atlantic Treaty
16: Lawrence Freedman and Jeffrey H. Michaels: Strategy
17: John R. Deni: Doctrine
18: Sebastian Mayer: The International Staff
19: Paal Sigurd Hilde: Military and Command Structures
20: Maryann Foster: Defence Planning and Force Generation
21: Ian Davis: Representation and Decision-making
22: Ryan C. Hendrickson: The Secretary General
Part V. Deterrence, Defence, and Security
23: David S. Yost: Nuclear Deterrence
24: Stephan Fruehling: Ballistic Missile Defence
25: Jens Ringsmose: Conventional Force Posture
26: Julian Lindley-French: Cybrid Warfare
27: Jamie Shea: Non-Traditional Security Threats
28: Cornelia Baciu: COVID-19, Crisis Management, and Civil Emergency Response
29: James Sperling: Emerging and Disruptive Technologies
30: Benjamin Zyla: Burden-sharing
Part VI. Operations
31: Jonathan Marcus: Bosnia
32: Martin A. Smith: Kosovo
33: Kjell Engelbrekt and Braxton Palmer: Libya
34: Sten Rynning: Afghanistan
35: Brooke A. Smith-Windsor: Maritime Operations
36: Thierry Tardy: Counter-terrorism and Projecting Stability
37: Linde Desmaele and Luis Simon: Forward Deployment and Reassurance
Part VII. Key Allies
38: James Goldgeier: The United States
39: Andrew M. Dorman and Matthew Uttley: The United Kingdom
40: Olivier Schmitt: France
41: Tom Dyson: Germany
42: Luca Ratti: Italy
43: Wojciech Lorenz: Poland
44: Tarik Oguzlu: Turkey
Part VIII. Key Relationships
45: Magnus Petersson: Partnerships
46: Richard G. Whitman: The European Union
47: Andrew Cottey: The European Neutrals
48: Tracey German: Georgia and Ukraine
49: Alessandro Marrone: The Mediterranean Dialogue
50: Eleonora Ardemagni: The Istanbul Cooperation Initiative
51: Ben Schreer: Australia
52: Roland Dannreuther: Russia
53: Andrew Cottey and Mark Webber: China
Part IX. Conclusion
54: Alexander Moens and Alexandra Richards: NATO's Redoubled Relevance
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