This paper analyzes both the provisions in the Dayton Accords meant to reduce military tensions and US and NATO intelligence operations in the former Yugoslavia. This paper proposes Western weapons transfers to selected Partnership for Peace countries, highlighting the potential consequences for regional stability. The paper also surveys the possibility of western weapons transfers to CEE in the context of promoting interoperability of defense between NATO and PfP countries. This paper describes U.S. policy before the 1995 NPT Conference, explaining both the rationale for U.S. confidence that its goal of indefinite extension would be achieved and possible reasons why the U.S. might fail. Internal debates in the Clinton Administration are also described.
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