NDC Research Paper

NDC Research Papers deal with NATO-related issues from a multiplicity of angles that can be historical, political, operational or prospective; they can have an obvious research or more policy angle; they are analytical in nature and must be relevant to the understanding of NATO’s challenges and policy-making.
They can be single-authored or co-authored.

The NDC releases 6-8 Research Papers every year.
Series Editor: Thierry Tardy, PhD

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Can NATO Find a Role for Itself vis-à-vis China?
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Research Paper No. 87 - December 2012
By James BOUTILIER

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The New Logic of the Syrian Conflict And its Meaning for NATO
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Research Paper No. 86 - December 2012
By Jean-Loup SAMAAN

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Emerging Security Challenges: A Glue for NATO and Partners?
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Research Paper No. 85 - November 2012
By Ioanna-Nikoletta ZYGA

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Romney vs. Obama: what the Atlantic Alliance can expect from the next U.S. President
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Research Paper No. 84 - October 2012
By Patrick KELLER

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NATO in the Gulf: Partnership Without a Cause?
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Research Paper No. 83 - October 2012
By Jean-Loup SAMAAN

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Partner number one or NATO ally twenty-nine? Sweden and NATO post-Libya
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Research Paper No. 82 - September 2012
By Ann-Sofie DAHL

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NATO Enlargement Reloaded
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Research Paper No. 81 - September 2012
By Karl-Heinz KAMP

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After Combat, the Perils of Partnership: NATO and Afghanistan beyond 2014
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Research Paper No. 80 - July 2012
By Sten RYNNING

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How to get out of Afghanistan: NATO's withdrawal through Central Asia
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Research Paper No. 79 - June 2012
By Heidi REISINGER

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The Challenge of Social Media in Security Policy Institutions: A Note of Caution
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Research Paper No. 78 - June 2012
By Mario MASDEA