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Fighting Chance Chapter 13: Europe and Nato
September 08, 2009 / Ian Lesser
Fighting Chance
Published by Potomac Books Inc.
Several points are worth noting as context for discussing trends and shocks in Europe. First, the region is more dynamic than it appears. At first glance the Western Europe/North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) region seems relatively settled, with a reasonably predictable trajectory, few opportunities for conflict, and gradual social, economic, and political adjustments-a place of gentle trends and few shocks. Is this realistic?
To download the entire chapter Europe and NATO by Senior Transatlantic Fellow Ian Lesser please click Download File below.
This chapter is taken from the book Fighting Chance: Global Trends and Shocks in the National Security Environment published (October 2009) by Potomac Books, Inc. and edited by Neyla Arnas. Information about purchasing the book can be found here.
