Publication
May 2010
Today’s NATO is not the NATO of the Cold War. Nor is it even the NATO of just a decade ago. If the dissolution of the Warsaw Pact and then the USSR were not enough to fundamentally alter the geopolitical reality the Alliance found itself in, then the events of September 11, 2001 should be considered an evolutionary marker in the development of modern history’s “most successful” alliance.
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| Author | Sebastian Gorka, Julian Lindley-French |
| Series | Atlantic Council Reports |
| Publisher | Atlantic Council |
| Copyright | © 2010 Atlantic Council of the United States |