Publication

This volume provides an in-depth investigation into the past, present and future face of politico-military relations between the United States and its transatlantic allies. The authors argue that the transatlantic bargain, in the initially described set of unwritten rules which were based on shared interests, values and expectations, is still intact. NATO, however, has structural problems stemming from a changed strategic landscape in which threats no longer have the same unifying effects as during the Cold War.