Atlantic security: contending visions
KUPCHAN Charles A (ed.)
Atlantic security: contending visions - New York: Council on Foreign Relations, 1999 - 93p.
Presents three essays on the future of transatlantic security alliance. The essays are based on competing theoretical traditions: the realist approach suggests that a weaker and less cohesive alliance is inevitable; the constructivist approach suggests that European integration is the key to Atlantic security; while the liberal approach considers how to maintain the Atlantic alliance as a community of democracies among which war has become essentially unthinkable.
0876092350 (pbk.): 15.95 US
ATLANTIC ALLIANCE
EUROPE--REGIONAL SECURITY
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY
NATO
UNITED STATES--NATIONAL SECURITY
Atlantic security: contending visions - New York: Council on Foreign Relations, 1999 - 93p.
Presents three essays on the future of transatlantic security alliance. The essays are based on competing theoretical traditions: the realist approach suggests that a weaker and less cohesive alliance is inevitable; the constructivist approach suggests that European integration is the key to Atlantic security; while the liberal approach considers how to maintain the Atlantic alliance as a community of democracies among which war has become essentially unthinkable.
0876092350 (pbk.): 15.95 US
ATLANTIC ALLIANCE
EUROPE--REGIONAL SECURITY
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY
NATO
UNITED STATES--NATIONAL SECURITY