Peacebuilding at Home

Dr. Arnold H. Kammel; Ao.-Prof. Dr. Benjamin Zyla

doi:10.5771/9783845289359

Summary

NATO enlargement has been discussed extensively in the literature, including what the new members would bring to the alliance, how much enlargement would cost the allies, as well as the economic, political, and societal benefits that came with the enlargement process. What was often missing from that discussion, especially in more recent years, was a voice from Central, Eastern, and Southern Europe itself. The book offers an understanding and assessment of how important the NATO is for the ‘new’ member states, and why this is so.

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Bibliographic data

Copyright year: 2018
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-4705-4
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-8935-9
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: AIES-Beiträge zur Europa- und Sicherheitspolitik
Volume: 5
Language: English
Pages: 226
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 10
Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
1. Context and aim of the Book No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
2. Background for current debates: process of NATO enlargement post-1989 No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
3. Question of burden sharing: why do those states contribute to NATO the way they did? No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
4. Threats No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
5. Alliance Dependence No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
6. Alliance value No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
7. Recognition, Prestige, and Status No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
8. Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
  1. Perceptions of NATO No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
  2. What did NATO do for the ‘new’ members? No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
  3. What did the ‘new’ members do for NATO? No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
  4. Benefits of Membership No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
  5. Domestic Support for NATO No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
9. Policy Implications No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
10. Conclusion and Outlook No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
11. References No access Benjamin Zyla, Arnold Kammel
Andres Kasekamp, Eoin Micheál McNamara
1. Background No access Andres Kasekamp, Eoin Micheál McNamara
2. Accession No access Andres Kasekamp, Eoin Micheál McNamara
3. Inside the club No access Andres Kasekamp, Eoin Micheál McNamara
4. Estonia’s contribution to the Alliance: the example of ISAF No access Andres Kasekamp, Eoin Micheál McNamara
5. NATO and Estonian Security After Crimea No access Andres Kasekamp, Eoin Micheál McNamara
Rihards Bambals
1. Introduction No access Rihards Bambals
2. The role of NATO and threat perception in Latvia’s foreign policy No access Rihards Bambals
3. Rihards Bambals
  1. What have people in Latvia feared? No access Rihards Bambals
  2. How popular is NATO membership in Latvia? No access Rihards Bambals
4. Rihards Bambals
  1. How NATO benefits of Latvia’s membership? No access Rihards Bambals
  2. What dividends has Latvia received from the NATO membership? No access Rihards Bambals
5. Conclusion No access Rihards Bambals
Asta Maskaliūnaitė
1. Introduction No access Asta Maskaliūnaitė
2. From independence to Western institutions No access Asta Maskaliūnaitė
3. 2004-2014: A quietly turbulent decade No access Asta Maskaliūnaitė
4. Crimean crisis and beyond No access Asta Maskaliūnaitė
5. Conclusion No access Asta Maskaliūnaitė
Poland’s membership in NATO – a new paradigm of national security No access Pages 93 - 104 Michał Matyasik
Martin Michelot
1. Introduction No access Martin Michelot
2. Martin Michelot
  1. The difficult task of creating expectations in a polarized public opinion No access Martin Michelot
3. Current uncertainties in the Czech strategic thinking: what future role for NATO? No access Martin Michelot
4. Usual domestic political tensions surrounding NATO No access Martin Michelot
5. Conclusion No access Martin Michelot
Péter Marton, Peter Wagner
1. Introduction No access Péter Marton, Peter Wagner
2. A strategic choice of the only option No access Péter Marton, Peter Wagner
3. Debate about the only option No access Péter Marton, Peter Wagner
4. Foundations of a marriage with some difficulties No access Péter Marton, Peter Wagner
5. Hungary’s performance within NATO No access Péter Marton, Peter Wagner
6. Conclusion No access Péter Marton, Peter Wagner
Janja Vuga, Rok Zupančič
1. Introduction No access Janja Vuga, Rok Zupančič
2. Military alliance as one of the options for pursuing national security goals (1990s-2004) No access Janja Vuga, Rok Zupančič
3. NATO in the eyes of the people: two decades ago and today No access Janja Vuga, Rok Zupančič
4. Understanding public attitude towards NATO No access Janja Vuga, Rok Zupančič
5. The Russian-Ukrainian crisis and the value of NATO membership for Slovenia No access Janja Vuga, Rok Zupančič
6. Niche capabilities of small countries: what can we 'put on the table'? No access Janja Vuga, Rok Zupančič
7. Conclusion No access Janja Vuga, Rok Zupančič
Lidija Čehulic Vukadinović
1. Introduction No access Lidija Čehulic Vukadinović
2. Specifics of Croatia’s Path to NATO – From Isolation to Integration No access Lidija Čehulic Vukadinović
3. Ukraine's Crisis as a Gateway for Stronger Relations between the Western Balkans and NATO No access Lidija Čehulic Vukadinović
4. Reducing Russia's influence in Western Balkans No access Lidija Čehulic Vukadinović
5. Security aspect- unfinished project of "Security Community" No access Lidija Čehulic Vukadinović
6. Conclusion No access Lidija Čehulic Vukadinović
Adrian Pop
1. Preparing for Joining NATO No access Adrian Pop
2. The Romanian Defence Planning Saga No access Adrian Pop
3. Confronting with Allies and Partners the New Security Challenges No access Adrian Pop
4. Conclusions No access Adrian Pop
Velina Tchakarova
1. Introduction No access Velina Tchakarova
2. Public Attitudes towards Bulgaria’s NATO membership No access Velina Tchakarova
3. Bulgaria’s participation in NATO missions and operations in 2004-2014 No access Velina Tchakarova
4. The future ahead No access Velina Tchakarova
5. What Challenges? No access Velina Tchakarova
6. Conclusion No access Velina Tchakarova
NATO's Warsaw Summit: Re-establishing Deterrence, Projecting Stability No access Pages 209 - 222 Jamie Shea
About the Authors No access Pages 223 - 226

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