NATO enlargement and peacekeeping
Subtitle: journeys to where?
By: Stephen Blank ... [et al.] ; edited by Sabina Crisen
Publisher: Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, East European Studies
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 49
Subjects: Armed Forces; Congresses; Membership; Yugoslav War, 1991-1995-; Peacekeeping forces; Military policy; North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Notes: Includes presentations from a seminar held January 17, 2001 on "The NATO Membership Plan: a Journey to Where?" and a special colloquium held November 17, 2000 on "Five Years of Peacekeeping in the Balkans: What have we Achieved?."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / by Martin Sletzinger; title: pt. 1. NATO enlargement & the membership action plan. The next round of enlargement / by Jeffrey Simon; title: Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic in NATO: producers or consumers of security? / by Andrew Michta; title: NATO's open door: inner alliance dynamics and the European Union / by Sean Kay; title: In the middle or on the periphery: Central Europe after NATO enlargement / by Andrew Michta; title: MAP reading: NATO's and Russia's pathways to European military integration / by Stephen Blank; title: pt. II. NATO & the record on peacekeeping in the Balkans. KFOR's record in Kosovo / by Sabrina Ramet; title: NATO after the Kosovo campaign and the KFOR peacekeeping operations / by Andrew Michta; title: Five years after the Dayton peacekeeping accords: what have we achieved? / by Steven Burg; title: Bombing to bring peace / by Aleksa Djilas.