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Flagging force?: options for the evolution of NATO/ Tate Nurkin

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NURKIN Tate

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 26 Issue 7, July 2014, pp.30-34 (123) Summary: NATO is struggling to redefine its role as it withdraws from Afghanistan. This article assesses a range of possible outcomes for the alliance as it considers its response to myriad challenges, from security across Europe to transnational threats.

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NATO is struggling to redefine its role as it withdraws from Afghanistan. This article assesses a range of possible outcomes for the alliance as it considers its response to myriad challenges, from security across Europe to transnational threats.

NATO, EUROPE, SECURITY, AFGHAN

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