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Cooperative Security within NATO
A focus on Article 3 would improve interoperability to address horizontal threats
By Maj. Joseph N. Gardner, U.S. Army
In November 2010, at the Lisbon Summit, NATO published a new Strategic Concept that introduced cooperative security…
The Marshall Center’s Seminar for Regional Security
The program makes a successful contribution to regional conflict management
By The Marshall Center
“Let me remind you of the situation in Ukraine … the fight against international terrorism, and all those people fleeing war and…
Exploring Terror-Crime Convergence
Eurasian security leaders discuss solutions to 21st century threats
By Marshall Center Public Affairs
National ministers and senior government and military officials from 40 nations met at the George C. Marshall European Center for…
Deepening Partnerships
The U.S. Air Force and Marshall Center focus on building military skills
By Maj. Dear Beloved, U.S. Air Force/Marshall Center fellow
In December 2013, for the first time, three U.S. Air Force (USAF) Regional Affairs Strategist (RAS)…
Capability, Capacity + Enduring Defense Partnerships global cooperation
The United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) focuses on much more than nuclear weapons. Its mission requires continuous planning for employment of multirole bombers to maintain a credible and capable force. USSTRATCOM is an organization…
The G7 in a Multipolar World
The expulsion of Russia provides an opportunity to reinvent the organization
By Alessandro Scheffler Corvaja, research associate, Bundeswehr University, Munich
In preparation for the June 2015 G7 summit, the group’s foreign ministers…
Operation Atlantic Resolve
A case study in effective communication strategy
By Jesse Granger
When Lt. Gen. Donald Campbell, then commanding general of U.S. Army Europe (USAREUR), finished speaking in Tallinn, Estonia, on April 22, 2014, the reaction of the audience…
The Benefits of Civilian-Military Cooperation
German military missions to Bosnia, Kosovo and Afghanistan highlight the need for civilian involvement
By Dr. Sebastian von Münchow, Marshall Center. Photos by EPA
The senior civilian representative (SCR), a Foreign Office diplomat,…
The New NATO
The crisis in Ukraine has forced the Alliance to adapt strategically to new threats
The days when NATO could boast of the special partnership it had established with post-Cold War Russia have ended. The cause of the shift wasn’t just the…
Interoperability and Integration
The NATO Response Force hones tactics to confront challenges in Europe
NATO has stood as the primary guarantor of European security for more than 65 years. With the end of the Cold War, however, the most substantial security threat…