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	How to do strategic foresight By Miguel PECO-YESTEInsight No. 4-2024 - September 2024
	How to write a strategy By Christopher M. SCHNAUBELTInsight No. 3-2024 - June 2024
	Anyplace, anywhere, anytime - NATO and multi-domain operations By Christopher M. SCHNAUBELTOutlook No. 02 - October 2023
	NATO's Strategic Concept from theory to practice: NATO Mission Iraq By Robert DRESENNDC Policy Brief No. 06 - April 2023
	Human security and energy transition in NATO’s South By Eckart WOERTZNDC Policy Brief No. 05 - March 2023
	NATO and strategic competition: time for Allies to step up By Mark WEBBERNDC Policy Brief No. 04 - March 2023
	"Heroes of the Information Front"? By Natasha GROOMRussian Studies No. 01/2023 - March 2023
	The US and NATO at a nuclear crossroads By Michael COHENNDC Policy Brief No. 02 - January 2023
	Ukraine, NATO and the Black Sea By Iulian ROMANYSHYNNDC Policy Brief No. 01 - January 2023
	Nuclear Strategy in the 21st Century: Continuity or Change? By Oliver BARTON; Pierre DE DREUZY; Tom W. ETIENNE; Andrea GILLI; Cameron HUNTER; Cynthia ROBERTS; Benjamin SILVERSTEIN; J. Alexander THEW; Lydia WACHS; NDC Research Paper No. 27 - December 2022Edited by: Andrea Gilli and Pierre de Dreuzy
	NATO Allies’ geopolitical diversity and the cohesion of the Alliance By Thierry TARDYNDC Policy Brief No. 21 - December 2022
	France in NATO - An evolving Gaullian agenda By Christelle CALMELSNDC Research Paper No. 26 - October 2022
	An ethical response to an unethical adversary By Ian ANTHONYNDC Policy Brief No. 16 - September 2022
	NATO’s New Strategic Concept By Patrick KELLER; Stanley R. SLOAN; Thierry TARDY; Bruno TERTRAIS; Mark WEBBER; Marcin ZABOROWSKI; edited by Thierry Tardy NDC Research Paper No. 25 - September 2022
	How Russia fights By Nicolò FASOLANDC Policy Brief No. 12 - June 2022
	Rethinking NATO engagement in the Western Balkans By Ismet Fatih ČANČARNDC Policy Brief No. 11 - June 2022
	Strategic Shifts and NATO’s new Strategic Concept By Andrea GILLI; Mauro GILLI; Gorana GRGIĆ; Marina HENKE; Alexander LANOSZKA; Hugo MEIJER; Lucrezia SCAGLIOLI; Nina SILOVE; Luis SIMÓN; Max SMEETS; foreword by Benedetta Berti NDC Research Paper No. 24 - June 2022
	Is Russia a threat in emerging and disruptive technologies? By Katarzyna ZYSKNDC Policy Brief No. 09 - May 2022
	The war in Ukraine and the future of Russia-China relations By Marcin KACZMARSKINDC Policy Brief No. 08 - April 2022
	Cool change ahead? NATO's Strategic Concept and the High North By Elizabeth BUCHANANNDC Policy Brief No. 07 - April 2022
	The “dos and don’ts” of strategy making By Marina HENKENDC Policy Brief No. 06 - March 2022
	The rise of China and NATO’s new Strategic Concept By Markus KAIM; Angela STANZEL; NDC Policy Brief No. 04 - February 2022
	What role for NATO in the Sahel? By Chloé BERGERNDC Policy Brief No. 22 - December 2021
	Challenges to NATO’s nuclear strategy By Jessica COX; Rhys CRILLEY; Nicolò FASOLA; Andrea GILLI; Jenny OBERHOLTZER; Alexander SORG; edited by Andrea Gilli Introduction by Andrea Gilli and Jessica Cox NDC Research Paper No. 22 - December 2021
	Biden’s nuclear posture review: what's in it for NATO? By Andrea CHIAMPANNDC Policy Brief No. 21 - December 2021
	The future of NATO By Thierry TARDYNDC Policy Brief No. 20 - November 2021
	NATO and the future of arms control By William ALBERQUE; Andrea CHIAMPAN; Stephen R. COVINGTON; Liana FIX; Christopher FORD; Dominik P. JANKOWSKI; Anna PÉCZELI; edited by Dominik P. Jankowski foreword by Mircea Geoană, NATO Deputy Secretary General NDC Research Paper No. 21 - November 2021
	The US in NATO: adapting the Alliance to new strategic priorities By Alexandra DE HOOP SCHEFFER; Martin QUENCEZ; NDC Policy Brief No. 17 - October 2021
	Partners Across the Globe and NATO’s Strategic Concept By Gorana GRGIĆNDC Policy Brief No. 16 - October 2021
	European allies and the forthcoming NATO strategic concept By Barbara KUNZNDC Policy Brief No. 15 - September 2021
	What Russian-Israeli cooperation in Syria? By Dima COURSENDC Policy Brief No. 14 - September 2021
	NATO 2030 and the out-of-area conundrum By Gorana GRGIĆNDC Policy Brief No. 13 - July 2021
	Russia’s updated National Security Strategy By Julian COOPERRussian Studies No. 02 - July 2021
	“Strategy of development of the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation and the provision of national security for the period to 2035” By Nazrin MEHDIYEVARussian Studies No. 01 - June 2021
	Adapting NATO-Russia dialogue By Marc OZAWANDC Policy Brief No. 12 - June 2021
	Towards New Transatlantic Relations? By Cynthia SALLOUMNDC Policy Brief No. 11 - June 2021
	Principles of Nuclear Deterrence and Strategy By Bruno TERTRAIS NDC Research Paper No. 19 - May 2021
	NATO, strategy and net assessment By Niccolò PETRELLINDC Policy Brief No. 10 - May 2021
	Net assessment: "competition is for losers" By Andrea GILLINDC Policy Brief No. 09 - May 2021
	NATO strategy: integrating defense and collaborative security By Schuyler FOERSTER; Jeffrey A LARSEN; NDC Research Paper No. 18 - March 2021
	The strategic argument for a political NATO By Heather A. CONLEYNDC Policy Brief No. 05 - March 2021
	NATO 2030: new technologies, new conflicts, new partnerships By Andrea GILLI; Marc OZAWA; Thierry TARDY; Edited by Thierry Tardy NDC Research Paper No. 17 - February 2021
	Russia in NATO’s South: Expansionist Strategy or Defensive Posture? By Vice-Admiral (ret.) Pascal AUSSEUR; Chloé BERGER; Barah MIKAIL; Marc OZAWA; Pierre RAZOUX; Cynthia SALLOUM; Robert SPRINGBORG; Amin TARZI; Major General (ret.) F. C. “Pink” WILLIAMS; Edited by Chloé Berger and Cynthia Salloum NDC Research Paper No. 16 - January 2021
	“NATO-Mation”: Strategies for Leading in the Age of Artificial Intelligence By Andrea GILLI with Mauro Gilli, Ann-Sophie Leonard and Zoe Stanley-Lockman Foreword by Supreme Allied Commander Transformation General André Lanata NDC Research Paper No. 15 - December 2020
	Russian Grand Strategy and the COVID crisis By Andrew MONAGHANNDC Policy Brief No. 22 - December 2020
	COVID-19 and the defence policies of European states By Alice BILLON-GALLAND NDC Policy Brief No. 18 - October 2020
	NATO’s Strategic Foundations: Values, Deterrence, and Arms Control By Diego J. SÁNCHEZ CAAMAÑO; Nathalie DURHIN; Michel LIPSKI; Stephen J. MARIANO; Christos VASILEIADIS; Introduction by Dr Stephen J. Mariano NDC Research Paper No. 12 - September 2020
	NATO’s strategic redirection to the South By Stephen J. MARIANONDC Policy Brief No. 12 - June 2020
	NATO and CSDP: party and public positioning in Germany and France By Konstantin GAVRAS; Thomas J. SCOTTO; Jason REIFLER; Stephanie HOFMANN; Catarina THOMSON; Matthias MADER; Harald SCHOEN; NDC Policy Brief No. 11 - June 2020
	Projecting Stability to the South: NATO’s other challenge Projeter la stabilité au Sud : l’autre défi de l’OTAN By Chloé BERGERNDC Policy Brief No. 09 - May 2020
	“The overhaul of Russian strategic planning for the Arctic Zone to 2035” By Elizabeth BUCHANANRussian Studies No. 03 - May 2020
	Time for a NATO strategy on North Korea? By Tina J. PARKNDC Policy Brief No. 07 - April 2020
	Scoping NATO's environmental security agenda By Michael RÜHLENDC Policy Brief No. 06 - March 2020
	It’s that time of the decade again: some considerations for NATO’s eighth Strategic Concept By Jeffrey H. MICHAELSNDC Policy Brief No. 02 - January 2020
	Russia’s strategy for the development of marine activities to 2030 By Richard CONNOLLYRussian Studies No. 07 - November 2019
	NATO at 70: what defence policy and planning priorities? By Patrick TURNERNDC Policy Brief No. 23 - October 2019
	The enhanced Forward Presence: innovating NATO’s deployment model for collective defence By Christian LEUPRECHTNDC Policy Brief No. 22 - October 2019
	Russia and China: “axis of convenience” or “stable strategic partnership”? By Marc OZAWANDC Policy Brief No. 16 - July 2019
	A Strategic Odyssey: Constancy of Purpose and Strategy-Making in NATO, 1949-2019 By Diego A. RUIZ PALMERNDC Research Paper No. 3 - June 2019
	Development Strategy of State Corporation Rosatom to 2030 By Nazrin MEHDIYEVARussian Studies No. 03 - March 2019
	NATO’s coming existential challenge By Karl-Heinz KAMPNDC Policy Brief No. 6 - March 2019
	Vostok 2018: ten years of Russian strategic exercises and warfare preparation By Dave JOHNSONNDC Policy Brief No. 3 - February 2019
	NATO’s nuclear deterrence: more important, yet more contested By Michael RÜHLENDC Policy Brief No. 2 - January 2019
	Fundamentals of the state policy of the Russian Federation in the field of naval activities for the period until 2030 By Richard CONNOLLYRussian Studies No. 02 - January 2019
	NATO-EU maritime cooperation: for what strategic effect? By Stefano MARCUZZINDC Policy Brief No. 7 - December 2018
	Russia’s Arctic Papers: The evolution of Strategic Thinking on the High North By Nazrin MEHDIYEVARussian Studies No. 04 - November 2018
	Preparation and Conduct of Military Actions in Local Wars and Armed Conflicts By Charles K. BARTLESRussian Studies No. 03 - October 2018
	Modernized Deterrence and Revitalized Dialogue - Adapting the Harmel Report to post-2014 Europe By Tobias AUSTResearch Paper No. 146 - May 2018
	Rethinking Deterrence and Assurance - Western Deterrence Strategies: at an Inflection Point? By Anthony JUAREZConference Report No. 04 - September 2017
	Protecting Falsehoods With a Bodyguard of Lies: Putin's Use of Information Warfare By Deborah YARSIKE BALLResearch Paper No. 136 - February 2017
	When Sanctions Bite: Global Export Leadership in a Competitive World and Russia's Energy Strategy to 2035 By Nazrin MEHDIYEVARussian Studies No. 01 - February 2017
	Implementing the Alliance Maritime Strategy in the Mediterranean: NATO's Operation Sea Guardian By Alessandra Giada DIBENEDETTOResearch Paper No. 134 - December 2016
	Handbook of Russian Information Warfare By Keir GILESFellowship Monograph No. 9 - November 2016
	Why NATO Needs a New Strategic Concept By Karl-Heinz KAMPResearch Report No. 09 - November 2016
	When Hybrid Warfare Supports Ideology: Russia Today By Vira RATSIBORYNSKAResearch Paper No. 133 - November 2016
	Rethinking Deterrence and Assurance: Russia’s Strategy Relating to Regional Coercion and War, and NATO's Response By Cristina VARRIALEConference Report No. 03 - October 2016
	Free of Charge, Straightforward, and Policy-Oriented: An Alternative to Academic Journals By Giuseppe VITIELLO; Désirée LEONARDI; Eisenhower Paper No. 6 - October 2016
	Une Stratégie de Sécurité de l’OTAN pour le Sahel : Avec Qui et Comment? By Battiss SAMIRFellowship Monograph No. 8 - September 2016
	The Framework Nations' Concept and NATO: Game-Changer for a New Strategic Era or Missed Opportunity? By Diego A. RUIZ PALMERResearch Paper No. 132 - July 2016
	Towards Self Sufficiency? Economics as a Dimension of Russian Security and the National Security Strategy of the Russian Federation to 2020 By Richard CONNOLLYRussian Studies No. 01 - July 2016
	Deterring a Nuclear Russia in the 21st Century Theory and Practice By Andy CORBETTResearch Report No. 05 - June 2016
	Navigating towards NATO membership: Montenegro's maritime strategy in context By Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSORResearch Paper No. 129 - April 2016
	IN TROUBLED WATERS: NATO'S NEW MARITIME ACTIVITY IN THE AEGEAN By Andreas JACOBSResearch Report No. 01 - March 2016
	How to Respond to Anti-Access/Area Denial (A2/AD)? Towards a NATO Counter-A2/AD Strategy By Guillaume LASCONJARIAS; Alessandro MARRONE; Conference Report No. 01 - March 2016
	Time to Face Reality: Priorities for NATO's 2016 Warsaw Summit L’heure est venue de voir la réalité en face : Les priorités du sommet de l’OTAN à Varsovie en 2016 By Jeffrey A LARSENResearch Paper No. 126 - January 2016
	Political Consensus and Defence Preparations: Why NATO Needs a ‘Military Strategy’ By Stephan FRÜHLINGResearch Paper No. 125 - December 2015
	NATO’s Response to Hybrid Threats By General Philip M. BREEDLOVE; MajGen Janusz BOJARSKI; Jeffrey A LARSEN; Jan ABTS; Inessa BABAN; Stefanie BABST; Hall GARDNER; Keir GILES; Aleksandr GOLTS; Julijus GRUBLIAUSKAS; Andreas JACOBS; Dave JOHNSON; Karl-Heinz KAMP; Guillaume LASCONJARIAS; Roger MCDERMOTT; Henrik PRAKS; Heidi REISINGER; Bettina RENZ; Michael RÜHLE; Diego A. RUIZ PALMER; Jean-Loup SAMAAN; Polina SINOVETS; Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSOR; Élie TENENBAUM; NATO Defense College Forum Paper No. 24 - December 2015Edited by Guillaume Lasconjarias and Jeffrey A. Larsen
	Russia's Renewed Military Thinking: Non-Linear Warfare and Reflexive Control By Can KASAPOGLUResearch Paper No. 121 - November 2015
	NATO and New Ways of Warfare: Defeating Hybrid Threats By Julian LINDLEY-FRENCHConference Report No. 03 - May 2015
	Energy as a Tool of Hybrid Warfare By Michael RÜHLE; Julijus GRUBLIAUSKAS; Research Paper No. 113 - April 2015
	NATO's Hybrid Flanks - Handling Unconventional Warfare in the South and the East By Andreas JACOBS; Guillaume LASCONJARIAS; Research Paper No. 112 - April 2015
	NATO and the Security Challenges of the Sahel - Sahara Region within the new Geopolitical Order L’OTAN et les enjeux sécuritaires dans la région saharosahélienne à l’ère de la nouvelle donne géopolitique By Rabah AYNAOUResearch Paper No. 110 - March 2015
	Operational Green - Enhancing NATO's Energy Supply Security By Jonathan BITOUNResearch Paper No. 106 - November 2014
	The Wales Summit and NATO's Deterrence Capabilities - An Assessment By Jeffrey A LARSENResearch Report No. - November 2014
	NATO's Post-2014 Strategic Narrative By Julian LINDLEY-FRENCHConference Report No. - July 2014
	Five Long-Term Challenges for NATO beyond the Ukraine Crisis By Karl-Heinz KAMPResearch Report No. - July 2014
	"Resetting" AU-NATO relations: from ad hoc military-technical cooperation to strategic partnership By Mehari Taddele MARUResearch Paper No. 102 - June 2014
	Does Russia Matter? Purely Political Relations Are Not Enough in Operational Times By Heidi REISINGERResearch Report No. - February 2014
	The strategic dimensions of the shale gas revolution: Shared views from NATO and Gulf countries By Jean-Loup SAMAANConference Report No. - October 2013
	NATO's 2014 Summit Agenda By Karl-Heinz KAMPResearch Paper No. 97 - September 2013
	Germany Is More Than Europe Can Handle: Or, Why NATO Remains a Pacifier By Sten RYNNINGResearch Paper No. 96 - September 2013
	Understanding the Malian Crisis from a Euro-Atlantic Perspective By Guillaume LASCONJARIASResearch Report No. - January 2013
	The Broader Context of NATO's Nuclear Policy and Posture By Michael RÜHLEResearch Paper No. 89 - January 2013
	The NRF: from a Key Driver of Transformation to a Laboratory of the Connected Forces Initiative By Guillaume LASCONJARIASResearch Paper No. 88 - January 2013
	NATO Enlargement Reloaded By Karl-Heinz KAMPResearch Paper No. 81 - September 2012
	How to get out of Afghanistan: NATO's withdrawal through Central Asia By Heidi REISINGERResearch Paper No. 79 - June 2012
	Reviewing Russian Strategic Planning: The Emergence of Strategy 2020 By Julian COOPERRussian Studies No. - June 2012
	Policy making in 140 characters or less: NATO and social media By Lucy LEIDERMANResearch Paper No. 77 - May 2012
	Smart Defense: A Critical Appraisal By Jakob HENIUS; Jacopo LEONE MACDONALD; Forum Paper No. 21 - March 2012
	Flattering to deceive? Change (and continuity) in post election Russia By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Report No. - March 2012
	Carrying Forward NATO's Deterrence Review: A Report on a Workshop in Brussels, 25-26 October 2011 By David S. YOSTConference Report No. - December 2011
	NATO's Chicago Summit: A Thorny Agenda By Karl-Heinz KAMPResearch Paper No. 70 - November 2011
	The Three Ds: Development, Diversion and Diversification. Reviewing Russia's Energy Strategy to 2030 By Nazrin MEHDIYEVARussian Studies No. - November 2011
	Russia's strategies in Afghanistan and their consequences for NATO By Marlène LARUELLEResearch Paper No. 69 - November 2011
	Planning Ahead for a Peacekeeping Mission on the Golan Heights: a Role for NATO? By Celine TOUBOULForum Paper No. 19 - October 2011Edited by Pierre Razoux.
	Libya: Avoiding State Failure By Florence GAUBResearch Report No. - September 2011
	Adapting NATO's Deterrence Posture: The Alliance's New Strategic Concept and Implications for Nuclear Policy, Non-Proliferation, Arms Control, and Disarmament: A Report on a Workshop in Tallinn, 4-6 May 2011 By David S. YOSTConference Report No. - June 2011
	Towards a Comprehensive Approach: Strategic and Operational Challenges By J. Edward FOX; Florence GAUB; David E. JOHNSON; Andrew MONAGHAN; Christopher M. SCHNAUBELT; Jan TECHAU; Rick WADDELL; Forum Paper No. 18 - May 2011Edited by Christopher M. Schnaubelt
	NATO's Nuclear Posture Review: Nuclear Sharing Instead of Nuclear Stationing By Karl-Heinz KAMPResearch Paper No. 68 - May 2011
	Towards a Comprehensive Approach: Integrating Civilian and Military Concepts of Strategy By Allen BURCH; Bradford R. HIGGINS; Christopher A. JENNINGS; Kirk A. JOHNSON; Karl-Heinz KAMP; Nadia SCHADLOW; Christopher M. SCHNAUBELT; Forum Paper No. 15 - April 2011Edited by Christopher M. Schnaubelt
	What Makes Communication Strategic? – Preparing Military Organizations for the Battle of Ideas By Jan TECHAUResearch Paper No. 65 - February 2011
	Built on shaky ground: the Comprehensive Approach in practice By Philipp ROTMANNResearch Paper No. 63 - December 2010
	The debate about Article 5 and its credibility. What is it all about? By Pål JONSONResearch Paper No. 58 - May 2010
	The Future of NATO's Nuclear Deterrent: The New Strategic Concept and the 2010 NPT Review Conference - A Workshop Report - By David S. YOSTConference Report No. - April 2010
	Taking Stock of NATO’s Response Force By Jens RINGSMOSEResearch Paper No. 54 - January 2010
	"NATO and Gulf Security" "L’OTAN et la sécurité du Golfe" By Pierre RAZOUXResearch Report No. - December 2009
	Counterinsurgency: the challenge for NATO strategy and operations By Edited by Christopher M. Schnaubelt Forum Paper No. 11 - November 2009
	Review of Natan Dubovitsky's "Okolonolia" [gangsta fiction] By NDC Research Division Russian Studies No. - October 2009
	NATO and the Economic and Financial Crisis By Keith HARTLEY; Binyam SOLOMON; Research Paper No. 52 - October 2009
	Towards a new Strategic Concept for NATO By Klaus WITTMANNForum Paper No. 10 - September 2009
	NATO and the new US “Af-Pak” Strategy By Christopher M. SCHNAUBELTResearch Paper No. 51 - September 2009
	SECURING THE COMMONS: Towards NATO’s New Maritime Strategy By Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSORResearch Paper No. 49 - September 2009
	Operationalizing a comprehensive approach in semi-permissive environments By Edited by Christopher M. SCHNAUBELT Forum Paper No. 9 - June 2009
	The Way to NATO's New Strategic Concept By Karl-Heinz KAMPResearch Paper No. 46 - June 2009
	Russia’s National Security Strategy to 2020 By Keir GILESRussian Studies No. 3 - June 2009
	At the table or on the menu? Moscow's proposals for strategic reform By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Report No. - June 2009
	NATO and 21st Century Deterrence By Edited by Karl-Heinz KAMP and David S. YOST Forum Paper No. 8 - May 2009
	Security prospects in the High North: geostrategic thaw or freeze? By Karl-Heinz KAMP; Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSOR; Sven G. HOLTSMARK; Clive ARCHER; Samantha L. ARNOLDS; Alyson J.K. BAILES; Alf Håkon HOEL; Frédéric LASSERRE; Kristine OFFERDAL; Stéphane ROUSSEL; Katarzyna ZYSK; Edited by Sven G. Holtsmark and Brooke A. Smith-Windsor Forum Paper No. 7 - May 2009
	A review of Nikolay and Marina Svanidze's book "Medvedev" By Russian Studies No. 2 - April 2009
	Cooperation rather than confrontation: Security in the High North By Sven G. HOLTSMARKResearch Report No. 1 - January 2009
	Russia’s “Big Idea”: “Helsinki 2” and the reform of Euro-Atlantic Security By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Report No. - December 2008
	Reinventing NATO´s Public Diplomacy By Stefanie BABSTResearch Paper No. 41 - November 2008
	The Strategic Interest of the Maghreb States By Belkacem IRATNIForum Paper No. 4 - November 2008
	"10 Things You Should Know About a Comprehensive Approach" By Ferenc MOLNAR; Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSOR; Research Report No. 17 - November 2008
	A review of Ambassador Rogozin's book "An enemy of the people" By Russian Studies No. 1 - November 2008
	NATO’s organizational evolution: the case for a Civil Security Committee By David MCGREGOR PURSLEYResearch Report No. - November 2008
	How and why did NATO survive the Bush doctrine? By Stanley R. SLOANResearch Report No. 16 - October 2008
	Politics Without Strategy? Decision-making in Russia By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Report No. - October 2008
	Hasten Slowly: NATO's Effects Based and Comprehensive Approach to Operations HÂTEZ-VOUS LENTEMENT: L’approche des opérations basées sur les effets et l’approche globale de l’OTAN By Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSORResearch Paper No. 38 - July 2008
	Russia will propose a new foreign policy concept to NATO By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Report No. - July 2008
	Energy Security: NATO’s Limited, Complementary Role By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Paper No. 36 - May 2008
	An interview with General James L. Jones, USMC, Retired, Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR), 2003-2006 By David S. YOSTResearch Paper No. 34 - January 2008
	Report on the MD-ICI Research Workshop By Pierre RAZOUXConference Report No. 23 - December 2007
	Sécurité et stabilité dans le Sahel africain By Mehdi TAJEOccasional Paper No. 19 - December 2006
	Energy Security - What Role for NATO? By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Paper No. 29 - November 2006
	Russia's Quest for Strategic Identity By Stanislav SECRIERUOccasional Paper No. 18 - November 2006
	Defense Reform and the Russian Navy By Yuri KRUPNOVOccasional Paper No. 17 - October 2006
	Le Maghreb stratégique (2ème partie) By Editors: Jean Dufourcq and Laure Borgomano-Loup. Occasional Paper No. 14 - April 2006
	Promoting Sustainable Security Promouvoir la sécurité durable By Edited by Jean Dufourcq and Laure Borgomano-Loup Occasional Paper No. 12 - February 2006In cooperation with the International Organization for Migration - The Psychosocial and Cultural Integration Unit
	Security Sector Reform in Afghanistan - A Continued March towards Implementation By Mark SEDRAResearch Paper No. 22 - August 2005
	Thinking about geography: some competing geopolitical models for the 21st century \|\| The new strategic and security landscape of Southeast Europe: the case for a wider black sea area By Peter FABER; Vasile SECARES; Research Paper No. 15 - February 2005
	Quelle approche pour l’OTAN dans les Balkans à la lumière des évolutions de la sécurité dans la région? By Gheorghe CIASCAIResearch Paper No. 14 - December 2004
	L’OTAN et les Balkans: pistes pour une question qui se rappelle à nous \|\| NATO in Afghanistan: The Challenges of political Reconstruction By Eric CHEVALLIER; Ahmed SAMINA; Research Paper No. 13 - November 2004
	Beyond Tradition: A New Strategic Concept for NATO? By Pavel NECASResearch Paper No. 11 - September 2004
	Poutine et le renouveau autocratique By Lionel PONSARDOccasional Paper No. 1 - May 2004

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