Publication
13 Mar 2012
If NATO is to remain relevant, it must foster cohesion and unity based on Allies' commitment to mutual values and interests. This policy proposal focuses on forging this unity by closing the gap between Member states' perceptions of each other within the Alliance. The idea is twofold. First, increasing transparency will ameliorate many of the debates and arguments over burden sharing and better demonstrate how each member of the Alliance is important. Second, greater involvement in NATO by both military personnel and civilians will form deeper, more personal bonds between members.
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Author | Costinel Anuta, Andrew Barr, Stephanie Theresa Baulig, Daryl Morini, Megan Reiss |
Series | Atlantic-community.org Atlantic Memos |
Issue | 38 |
Publisher | Atlantic-community.org |
Copyright | © 2012 Atlantic Community |