The U.S. in NATO -- Earlier Electronic Journals

Earlier Electronic Journals

"NATO'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY" Volume 4, Number 1, March 1999

Forging New Ways To Deal With The Challenges Of The 21st Century
     Ambassador Alexander Vershbow
NATO'S Role In The Next Millennium: Constant And Emerging Goals
     Ambassador Marc Grossman
Transforming NATO's Defense Capabilities For The 21st Century
     Admiral Harold W. Gehman
NATO In The 21st Century
     Senator William V. Roth, Jr.
NATO At Fifty: Future Challenges, Historic Tasks
     Dr. Catherine McArdle Kelleher
What The Polls Say: U.S., European Views On Transatlantic Issues
     Compiled by the Office of Research and Media Reaction, U.S. Information Agency
Finding Purpose -- And Success -- In Bosnia
     Ambassador Robert E. Hunter
Manfred Woerner: Force Behind Nato's Post-Cold War Agenda
     Ambassador William H. Taft, IV
Achieving Allied Cooperation On Conventional Defense
     Ambassador David M. Abshire

"NATO ENLARGEMENT: THE AMERICAN VIEWPOINT" Volume 2, No. 4, October 1997

Promoting Trans-atlantic Security Through NATO Enlargement
     President William J. Clinton
Setting The Future Course For European Security Policy
     Jeremy Rosner
Enlarging NATO: Reckless Or Requisite?
     Ambassador Robert Hunter
Bringing New Resources, Vigor To The NATO Alliance
     Retired U.S. Army General George Joulwan
Congress And NATO Enlargement
     Stanley R. Sloan
How U.S. Senators View NATO Enlargement
     Excerpts of remarks from Senate hearings
NATO'S Impact On Democratic, Economic Institutions
     Joshua Muravchik
What The Polls Say: U.S. Public's Attitudes Toward NATO Enlargement
     Compiled by the Office of Research and Media Reaction, U.S. Information Agency