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Ghosts at the Banquet: The Washington NATO Summit
The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune
This year's NATO Summit was stalked by two quite different phantasms – the spectre of weak leadership among Western leaders, and what former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates has characterized as the most dangerous and challenging international security environment since World War Two.
Analysis
Podcast: Nuclear Iran, NATO’s Future, and America First Isolationism
Shield of the Republic
Eliot grills Eric on three recent articles identifying some big problems in U.S. foreign policy.
Analysis
NATO’s Decision Process Has an Achilles’ Heel
New Atlanticist
Given the threatening international backdrop and the need to balance the cohesion of a larger Alliance with the ability to make rapid and resolute decisions, has the time come to revise the consensus model in critical Article 5 situations?
Analysis
Podcast: We Need a Renaissance in Deterrence Policy
Shield of the Republic
Eric welcomes Franklin C. Miller, a Principal at the Scowcroft Group and long time public servant at the Department of State, Defense and the White House with deep expertise on nuclear strategy, escalation dynamics and deterrence.