Strategic Concept

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NATO's "Strategic Concept" is its core mission statement, and the current 1999 version predates the 9/11 attacks on the United States and the sending of NATO forces to Afghanistan. The 60th Anniversary NATO Summit held in Strasbourg/Kehl in April 2009 launched the process that will lead to a new NATO Strategic Concept in late 2010 or early 2011. This is a summary list of all the content in the site categorised within the Strategic Concept policy area. Also see and comment on NATO Watch’s Citizens Declaration of Alliance Security.

2nd
Sep
2010

Three Bold and Innovative Ideas for NATO

Original publication date: 
Sun, 08/29/2010 (All day)

Ian Davis, Atlantic-Community.org
 

7th
Jul
2010

A New Strategic Concept for a Transforming NATO

Original publication date: 
Wed, 07/07/2010 (All day)

1st
Mar
2010

Towards the Lisbon Summit: Is NATO’s Glass Half-Full or Half-Empty?

Original publication date: 
Mon, 02/01/2010 (All day)

NATO’s next Summit in Lisbon is scheduled for 19-21 November.

1st
Mar
2010

Strategic Concept: News and Opinion Clips (September – December 2009)

 

26th
Jan
2010

Public consultation launched by NATO on its new Strategic Concept: window dressing or a genuine attempt to listen to concerned citizens?

NATO has come under criticism from a variety of sources, including myself, over its lack of transparency and accountability procedures.

20th
Jan
2010

Strengthening the Non-Aggression Norm within NATO

Original publication date: 
Thu, 09/17/2009 - 01:00

Criticism of Germany as an unreliable military ally is widespread and growing. But rather than deregulating the rules of German military engagement, we should be looking to include similar non-aggression clauses in the national legislation of other NATO member states.

20th
Jan
2010

Cleaning up Nato

Original publication date: 
Sun, 07/12/2009 - 01:00

Nato is the cornerstone of UK defence policy – we can no longer afford to ignore the democratic deficit at its heart