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Zhurkin, V.: A person who combined a high intellectual power with a lot of attractive human qualities. - S.11-14. Rogov, S.: Arms control after the Cold War. - S.15-22. Kokoshin, A.: A man who always did what he thought needed to be done. - S.23-25. Ferm, A.: Europe between Zhirinovsky and Le Pen. - S.26-38. Arbatov, G.: Amazing man, amazing life. - S.39-42. Goldansky, V.: Happiness to intimately know him. - S.43-49. Bertram, C.: Russia and the new NATO. - S.45-49. Karaganov, S.: On the charter of a "larger Europe". - S.50-59. Carrol, E.: National security versus common security. - S.60-68. Semeyko, L.: Emerging threat: some trends in its development. - S.69-74. Borko, Y.: New epoch, traditional geopolitical imperatives. - S.75-82. Makarevsky, V.: Importance of conventional arms limitation and reduction. - S.83-89. Mazing, v.: Problem of NATO expansion and Russia's security interests. - S.90-94. Silin, Y.: The experience he shared with us. - S.95-97. Mikhailiv, G.: A prominent general and a renown scientist. - S.98-101. Proektor, D.: He belonged to the generation of professionals. - S.102-105. Podlesny, P.: Future development of political situation in Russia. - S.106-108

Kornblum, J.: NATO's second half century - tasks for an alliance. - S.13-18. Bertram, C.: NATO on track for the 21st century? - S.19-24. Joulwan, G.: The new NATO. - S.25-30. Mierlo, H. van: Making multilateralism work. - S.31-39. Bouvard, L.: The North Atlantic Assembly and Eastern Europe. - S.40-44. Voorhoeve, J.: Participation in peace operations. - S.45-48. Hunter, R.: Extending the European civil space. - S.49-53. Claes, W.: NATO's ambitious agenda. - S.54-58