Transforming NATO in the Cold War : challenges beyond deterrence in the 1960s /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: Taylor & Francis
Other Authors: Wenger, Andreas, Nuenlist, Christian, Locher, Anna
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: London ; New York : Routledge, 2007.
Series:CSS studies in security and international relations.
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Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • Part Part I Introduction
  • chapter 1 New perspectives on NATO history / ANDREAS WENGER
  • part Part II The Atlantic community: The promise of alliance
  • chapter 2 The normative resilience of NATO: A community of shared values amid public discord / JEREMI SURI
  • chapter 3 Not a NATO responsibility? Psychological warfare, the Berlin crisis, and the formation of Interdoc / GILES SCOTT
  • SMITH
  • chapter 4 Beyond NATO: transnational elite networks and the Atlantic alliance THOMAS W. GIJSWIJT
  • part Part III NATO, de Gaulle, and deÌ?tente
  • chapter 5 Into the 1960s: NATO's role in East-West relations, 1958-63 / CHRISTIAN NUENLIST
  • chapter 6 Through the looking glass: The Berlin crisis and Franco-American perceptions of NATO, 1961-63 / ERIN MAHAN
  • chapter 7 A crisis foretold: NATO and France, 1963-66 / ANNA LOCHER
  • part Part IV Nuclear dilemmas: NATO consultation and social protest
  • chapter 8 Diverging perceptions of security: NATO, nuclear weapons, and social protest / HOLGER NEHRING
  • chapter 9 From hardware to software: The end of the MLF and the rise of the Nuclear Planning Group / ANDREW PRIEST
  • chapter 10 NATO and the Non-Proliferation Treaty: Triangulations between Bonn, Washington, and Moscow / between Bonn, Washington, and Moscow OLIVER BANGE
  • part Part V Changing domestic perspectives on NATO
  • chapter 11 Striving for deÌ?tente: Denmark and NATO, 1966-67 / JONATHAN SØBORG AGGER
  • chapter 12 A decade of delusions and disappointments: Italy and NATO in the 1960s / LEOPOLDO NUTI
  • part Part VI Conclusion
  • chapter 13 NATO's transformation in the 1960s and the ensuing political order in Europe / ANDREAS WENGER.