How have priorities for European security changed in the wake of the cold war? Can existing security institutions meet the challenges of the 1990s?
Colin McInnes Bücher
Focusing on NATO's defense strategy for the central front, this book delves into the political and military implications of the post-war division of Europe. It highlights the region's significance as a focal point of force concentration and threat throughout the Cold War and beyond. The analysis covers the evolving structure, strategies, and doctrines of both Eastern and Western blocs, while also exploring how NATO's strategic agenda adapted after the Cold War, maintaining the central front as a vital concern in global security.
