For Whom's Safety: A Comprehensive Overview of NATO's Military Strategy

Author: Wang Meiquan
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Publish Date: 2000-08-01
Features: This book is one of the Global Military Strategy Series. It is a study on the military strategy of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). The book consists of eight parts, introducing topics such as "Globalization and the 'World Police'—The New NATO Strategy Towards the 21st Century," "From Forward Defense to Crisis Response—The Historical Evolution of NATO's Military Strategy," "Expanding Military Power—The Pillar Supporting NATO's Military Strategy," "The Shadow Hand Behind European Security—U.S. Behind-the-Scenes Influence on NATO's Military Strategy," "Defense Policies of Western European Union Countries—The Organic Body of NATO's Military Strategy," "Old Rifts Not Mended, New Cracks Formed—Strategic Disputes and Coordination Within NATO," "Tomahawk's Cuts Across the Balkans—The Testing Ground for NATO's New Strategy," and "The New Hegemony and Global Landscape—The International Impact of NATO's New Strategy." The book provides a relatively profound and systematic analysis of the historical evolution of NATO's military strategy, the essence of its new military strategy, and its impact on the global landscape.