1st Edition
NATO and Collective Defence in the 21st Century An Assessment of the Warsaw Summit
1. Introduction: NATO after the Warsaw Summit, Karsten Friis
2. NATO’s Responses to Russian belligerence: An Overview, Jeffrey A. Larsen
3. Can NATO’s new Very High Readiness Joint Task Force deter?, Jens Ringsmose & Sten Rynning
4. Modern deterrence? NATO’s Enhanced Forward Presence on the eastern flank, Robin Allers
5. More teeth for the NATO-Tiger: How the Framework Nations Concept can reduce NATO’s growing formation-capability gap, Claudia Major & Christian Mölling
6. NATO Nuclear Adaptation at the Warsaw Summit, Jacek Durkalec
7. Divided by geography? NATO’s internal debate about the eastern and southern flanks, Patrick Keller
8. NATO and Russia: Spiral of distrust, Julie Wilhelmsen & Jakub Godzimirski
9. Sweden and Finland: To be or not to be NATO members, Ann-Sofie Dahl
10. Rethinking strategy: NATO and the Warsaw Summit, Christopher Coker
11. Conclusions: Looking towards Brussels 2017 and Istanbul 2018, Karsten Friis
Biography
Karsten Friis is Head of the Security and Defence Research Group at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI) and co-editor of Conflict in Cyber Space: Theoretical, strategic and legal perspectives (Routledge, 2016).
