Suchergebnisse

Das vorliegende NATO-Handbuch ist wie folgt gegliedert: Vorwort; Teil I: Die Allianz im Wandel; Teil II: Wie die NATO funktioniert: Teil III: Aufbau und Strukturen der NATO; Teil IV: Der breitere institutionelle Rahmen; Teil V: Nichtstaatliche Organisationen; Anhänge.

Intro -- NATO MEMBERSHIP, OPERATIONS AND ENLARGEMENT -- NATO MEMBERSHIP, OPERATIONS AND ENLARGEMENT -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- Chapter 1 NATO ENLARGEMENT: SENATE ADVICE AND CONSENT -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY -- GREECE AND TURKEY (1952) -- FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY (1955) -- SPAIN (1982) -- REUNIFICATION OF GERMANY (1991) -- POLAND, HUNGARY, AND THE CZECH REPUBLIC (1998) -- BULGARIA, ESTONIA, LATVIA, LITHUANIA, ROMANIA, SLOVAKIA, AND SLOVENIA (2003) -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 2 ENLARGEMENT ISSUES AT NATO'S BUCHAREST SUMMIT -- INTRODUCTION[1] -- PROCESS -- POLICY OF THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION -- BROADER POLICY CONSIDERATIONS -- THE CANDIDATE STATES -- Albania[23] -- Domestic Reforms -- ALBANIA AT A GLANCE -- Public Support for NATO Membership -- Defense Reforms and Ability to Contribute to Allied Missions -- Regional Issues -- Outcome -- Croatia[31] -- Domestic Reforms -- CROATIA AT A GLANCE -- Public Support for NATO Membership -- Defense Reform and Ability to Contribute to Allied Missions -- Regional Issues -- Outcome -- Macedonia[38] -- MACEDONIA AT A GLANCE -- Domestic Political Issues -- Defense Reform and Capacity to Contribute to Allied Missions -- Name Dispute -- Regional Issues - Kosovo -- Outcome -- ENLARGEMENT COSTS[48] -- FUTURE CANDIDATES IN FUTURE ROUNDS? -- Georgia[52] -- Outcome -- Ukraine[62] -- Ukrainian Public Opinion and NATO Membership -- Lack of Unity within NATO on a MAP for Ukraine -- Possible Russian Response -- Outcome -- Other Countries -- CONCLUSION -- APPENDIX. LEGISLATION ON ENLARGEMENT IN THE 109TH AND 110TH CONGRESSES[69] -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 3 NATO AND THE EUROPEAN UNION -- ABSTRACT -- BACKGROUND -- NATO'S MISSION AND RESPONSE TO THREATS -- U.S.-European Differences over Threat Response -- Capabilities and "Usability" -- "National Caveats"