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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Policy making in 140 characters or less: NATO and social media
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Research Paper No. 77 - May 2012
By Lucy LEIDERMAN

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Five years after Estonia's cyber attacks: lessons learned for NATO?
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Research Paper No. 76 - May 2012
By Vincent JOUBERT

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Beyond Afghanistan, NATO's Global Partnerships in the Asia-Pacific
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Research Paper No. 75 - April 2012
By Benjamin SCHREER

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Who Gives the Orders in the New Russian Military?
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Research Paper No. 74 - March 2012
By Keir GILES

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NATO - India: Prospects of a Partnership
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Research Paper No. 73 - February 2012
By Robert HELBIG

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The day after Iran goes nuclear: Implications for NATO
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Research Paper No. 71 - January 2012
By Jean-Loup SAMAAN

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NATO's Chicago Summit: A Thorny Agenda
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Research Paper No. 70 - November 2011
By Karl-Heinz KAMP

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Russia's strategies in Afghanistan and their consequences for NATO
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Research Paper No. 69 - November 2011
By Marlène LARUELLE

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NATO's Nuclear Posture Review: Nuclear Sharing Instead of Nuclear Stationing
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Research Paper No. 68 - May 2011
By Karl-Heinz KAMP