Defending Europe Options for Security

Introduction: Political Background R.B. Byers  Part 1. Confrontation and Armaments  1. The Role of New Technologies and Follow-On Forces Attack in NATO Strategy Fen Hampson  2. Impact of the Development of Modern Arms Technology on the Confrontation in Europe and the Relationship Between Conventional and Nuclear defence Vassily Dmitrievich Grishayev  Part 2. NATO: Current Policies and Trends  3. European Defence, and Old Look and a New Look at Directions that NATO Might Take Karsten Voigt  4. Canada and Nato: What Price Symbolism? Leonard V. Johnson  Part 3. MBFR, Verification and Confidence Building  5. Eleven Years of the Vienna Talks Vladimir Mikhailovich Bashakov  6. MBFR: Past and Future Jonathan Dean  7. MBFR: Problems and Opportunities John D. Toogood  8. Taking a look at NATO’s MBFR Reductions Luc DeSmet  9. A Demilitarized Region for Central Europe and the Formation of a Verification Peace Force Arnold Simoni  10. Confidence- and Security-Building Measures Adam Daniel Rotfield  Part 4. Alternative Security  11. Alternative Designs of European Security, the Palme Commission Report and the Conventionalization of Forces Ulrich Albrecht  Part 5. Non-Provocative Europe  12. Non-Offensive Defence in Europe Anders Boserup  13. Non-Provocative Defence and Disengagement Zones Alvin M. Saperstein  14. Non-Nuclear Defence for Europe Frank Barnaby  Part 6. Decision-Making  15. Decision Making in NATO Maurice Archdeacon and Robert Falls  Part 7. An Abolitionist’s View and a Round Table Discussion  16. Whose Security Does Defence Defend? Anatol Rapoport

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Derek Paul