Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. PREFACE vii
4. ACRONYMS ix
5. 1 Introduction: European Security and the Enlargement of NATO 1
6. PART 1 Accepting New Allies?
7. 2 The United States: Stability Through Engagement and Enlargement 13
8. 3 Germany: Consensus Politics and Changing Security Paradigms 35
9. 4 France: NATO’s “Renovation” and Enlargement 55
10. 5 The United Kingdom: Making Strategic Adjustments 75
11. 6 Italy: Uneasy Ally 91
12. PART 2 Securing New Realities
13. 7 Poland: Returning to Europe 109
14. 8 Hungary: Building National Consensus 129
15. 9 Czech Republic: A Pan-European Perspective 147
16. 10 Russia: Facing the Facts 169
17. 11 Ukraine: Between NATO and Russia 187
18. 12 Romania: The Quest for Membership 199
19. 13 Estonia: Confronting Geostrategic Limits 219
20. PART 4 Conclusion
21. 14 New Realities, New Challenges 239
22. APPENDIX A Chronology of NATO Enlargement, 1989–2000 257
23. APPENDIX B North Atlantic Treaty, 4 April 1949 (excerpts) 268
24. APPENDIX C Declaration of the Heads of State and Government Participating in the Meeting of the North Atlantic Council (excerpts) 270
25. APPENDIX D Partnership for Peace: Invitation (excerpts) 273
26. APPENDIX E NATO Defense Ministerial: Final Communiqué (excerpts) 274
27. APPENDIX F NATO Study on Enlargement (excerpts) 276
28. APPENDIX G Founding Act on Mutual Relations, Cooperation and Security Between NATO and the Russian Federation (excerpts) 286
29. APPENDIX H Charter on a Distinctive Partnership Between the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and Ukraine (excerpts) 290
30. APPENDIX I Madrid Declaration on Euro-Atlantic Security and Cooperation: Issued by the Heads of State and Goverment (excerpts) 293
31. APPENDIX J The Washington Declaration: Signed and Issued by the Heads of State and Government Participating in the North Atlantic Council Meeting (excerpts) 296
32. BIBLIOGRAPHY 297
33. THE CONTRIBUTORS 311
34. INDEX 315
35. ABOUT THE BOOK 324