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The Power of Information Michael Dobbs explores the power of the media as a midwife of revolution > PAGE 75 Reflections on the “Annus Mirabilis” Michael Dobbs on the passing of an era > PAGE 78 Insight: Beyond Containment – How the Cold War was Won Condoleezza Rice recalls her experiences, as part of the Bush administration, of the events of 1989 > PAGE 82 Freedom’s Triumph Klaus Naumann reflects on four decades of political and military containment > PAGE 86 Trans-Atlanticism Renewed: The Path to Force Effectiveness Thomas Enders says it is essential that NATO forges a strong trans- Atlantic Alliance > PAGE 88 Sharing Cultural Values Michael Naumann considers the trans-Atlantic exchange of ideas > PAGE 92 A Warning From the Spy World Tennent H. Bagley exposes the secret warfare still being waged > PAGE 94 Interview: James L. Jones James L. Jones reveals the threats that keep him awake at night > PAGE 98 Global Threat Analysis Barry McCaffrey assesses the dangers that face us today > PAGE 104 A Shared Vision John R. Lyman and Mihaela Carstei explain why trans-Atlantic energy cooperation is crucial > PAGE 108 A Dangerous Future Charles F. Wald, Sherri Goodman, and David M. Catarious, Jr. explain the importance of climate change and energy security > PAGE 110 Completing Europe Damon Wilson looks at the strategies needed to achieve a whole, free and peaceful Europe > PAGE 114 Insight: Bonfire of the Certainties George Robertson looks back at the period that saw a transformation in the role and mission of NATO > PAGE 118 Europe in the World of 2025 Mathew J. Burrows believes there is an ever more dramatic period ahead > PAGE 120 Stratcon 2010: A Military Route to Freedom? Julian Lindley-French explains how the Alliance is re-focusing its political and military purpose > PAGE 122 NATO’s Strategic Concept for the 21st Century Hans Binnendijk looks at how NATO must grow and evolve > PAGE 124 The Threat to NATO’s Future Kori Schake on why changes are needed to the way the Alliance operates > PAGE 128 4 The Atlantic Council
The Atlantic Council Getting Smart Jamie Shea asks what smart power means to the Atlantic Alliance > PAGE 130 Insight: NATO – A Bridge Across Time James G. Stavridis explains how NATO is constantly adapting in order to maintain security and stability in the Euro-Atlantic region > PAGE 134 A Sponsor of Good Governance Chris Donnelly asks how NATO can help countries achieve better statecraft and governance > PAGE 136 Breaking Down the Barriers Shuja Nawaz believes political friendships in the 21st century can be ambiguous > PAGE 140 A New Frontier In Democracy Assistance David L. Phillips on how to promote democracy going forward > PAGE 144 Unexpected Consequences Moisés Naím looks at the surprising effects the end of the Soviet Union has had on Europe > PAGE 146 Contacts > PAGE 148 Advertiser index > PAGE 149 Insight: The Limits of Force – The U.S. in the 21st Century Senator Chuck Hagel on the importance of global collaboration > PAGE 150 5
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Page 14 and 15: A Valued Partnership By Ellen Johns
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A New Set of Challenges David Marsh
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The Power of Information The Cold W
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Throughout the Cold War, the Berlin
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Sharing Cultural Values The trans-A
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A Warning From the Spy World The Co
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In the year 2000, the post-Soviet R
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Frederick Kempe interviews James L.
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INTERVIEW JAMES L. JONES What do yo
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Global Threat Analysis Barry McCaff
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The “Tribute in Lights” illumin
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A Shared Vision Energy security, cl
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A Dangerous Future Charles F. Wald,
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The complex challenge posed by a wa
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Completing Europe In the wake of th
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Bonfire of the Certainties George R
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Europe in the World of 2025 As dram
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Stratcon 2010: A Military Route to
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NATO’s Strategic Concept for the
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The Threat to NATO’s Future New c
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Getting Smart Jamie Shea asks what
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NATO’s approach to smart power is
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NATO: A Bridge Across Time NATO is
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A Sponsor of Good Governance Chris
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Breaking Down the Barriers Politica
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A New Frontier In Democracy Assista
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Unexpected Consequences From a sing
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Contacts Freedom’s Challenge is p
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The Limits of Force: The U.S. in th
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