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There are currently three series published by the NDC Research Division:

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	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 Iran nuclear deal: consequences of moribund diplomacy By Mark FITZPATRICKNDC Policy Brief No. 03 - February 2023
	War changes everything: Russia after Ukraine By Jānis BĒRZIŅŠ; Mark GALEOTTI; Tracey GERMAN; Marc OZAWA; Polina SINOVETS; NDC Research Paper No. 28 - February 2023Edited by Marc Ozawa
	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
	The Cuban Missile Crisis, the Russia-Ukraine war and nuclear risks By Jean-Yves HAINENDC Policy Brief No. 20 - December 2022
	Towards a deeper NATO-Japan cooperation By Marc OZAWANDC Policy Brief No. 19 - November 2022
	Finland and Sweden in NATO: the potential of new security providers By Hanna OJANENNDC Policy Brief No. 18 - November 2022
	Drone warfare: an evolution in military affairs By Andrea GILLINDC Policy Brief No. 17 - October 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
	What can Finland and Sweden learn from the Baltic states’ defence specialization? By J. Andrés GANNONNDC Policy Brief No. 15 - 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
	Defining the “Special Military Operation” By Roger MCDERMOTT; Charles K. BARTLES; Russian Studies No. 05 - September 2022
	The unrealized potential of cooperative security in the Arab Gulf By Silvia COLOMBONDC Policy Brief No. 14 - July 2022
	Russia’s military after Ukraine: down but not out By Lukasz KULESANDC Policy Brief No. 13 - July 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
	Protecting NATO’s security community By Alexandra GHECIUNDC Policy Brief No. 10 - May 2022
	Is Russia a threat in emerging and disruptive technologies? By Katarzyna ZYSKNDC Policy Brief No. 09 - May 2022
	The Problems of the Applied Theory of War By Nazrin MEHDIYEVARussian Studies No. 04 - May 2022
	War in Europe: preliminary lessons By Pierre DE DREUZY; Andrea GILLI; Marc OZAWA; LGEN Olivier RITTIMANN; Cynthia SALLOUM; Thierry TARDY; edited by Thierry Tardy NDC Research Paper No. 23 - 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
	Escalation and Deescalation of Crises, Armed Conflicts, and Wars By Clint REACH Russian Studies No. 03 - March 2022
	Lessons from NATO's intervention in Afghanistan By Benjamin ZYLA; Laura GRANT; NDC Policy Brief No. 05 - March 2022
	The rise of China and NATO’s new Strategic Concept By Markus KAIM; Angela STANZEL; NDC Policy Brief No. 04 - February 2022
	NATO and the Women, Peace and Security Agenda By Julia RUSHCHENKONDC Policy Brief No. 03 - February 2022
	Russian “Principles of Victory in Combat” and MCDP-1 Warfighting By Clint REACH ; Anthony ATLER; Russian Studies No. 02 - February 2022
	Russia’s “total confrontation” on the Eastern flank By Marc OZAWANDC Policy Brief No. 02 - January 2022
	NATO and human security By Mary KALDORNDC Policy Brief No. 01 - January 2022
	“Burya na Kavkaze” [Storm in the Caucasus] By Rob LEERussian Studies No. 01 - January 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
	NDC@70: more relevant than ever By Stephen J. MARIANONDC Policy Brief No. 19 - November 2021
	Future warfare, future skills, future professional military education By Andrea GILLINDC Policy Brief No. 18 - November 2021
	Russian Thinking on the Role of AI in Future Warfare By Anya FINKRussian Studies No. 05 - 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
	Lengthening the bridge: the role of current weapons and emerging technologies in expanding the pre-nuclear phase of conflict By Dara MASSICOTRussian Studies No. 04 - July 2021
	NATO 2030 and the out-of-area conundrum By Gorana GRGIĆNDC Policy Brief No. 13 - July 2021
	Defining Russian Military Science By Charles K. BARTLESRussian Studies No. 03 - 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
	Regional Powers and Post-NATO Afghanistan By Aniseh BASSIRI TABRIZI; Thomas HEGGHAMMER; David G. LEWIS; Raffaello PANTUCCI; edited by David G. Lewis and Aniseh Bassiri Tabrizi NDC Research Paper No. 20 - 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
	Jihadi radicalization: between the local and the global By Olivier ROYNDC Policy Brief No. 08 - April 2021
	NATO 2030 – The Military Dimension By Heinrich BRAUSS; Christian MÖLLING; NDC Policy Brief No. 07 - April 2021
	NATO strategy: integrating defense and collaborative security By Schuyler FOERSTER; Jeffrey A LARSEN; NDC Research Paper No. 18 - March 2021
	The global dimensions of NATO’s future posture By Michael CLARKENDC Policy Brief No. 06 - March 2021
	The strategic argument for a political NATO By Heather A. CONLEYNDC Policy Brief No. 05 - March 2021
	Central European security: history and geography matter By Marcin ZABOROWSKINDC Policy Brief No. 04 - February 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
	NATO’s eastern flank: retooling the US-Baltic security link By Andris BANKANDC Policy Brief No. 03 - 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
	Operation Althea and the virtues of the Berlin Plus Agreement By LGEN Olivier RITTIMANNNDC Policy Brief No. 02 - January 2021
	Deterrence by detection: using surveillance to pre-empt opportunistic aggression By Thomas G. MAHNKEN; Grace B. KIM; NDC Policy Brief No. 01 - 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
	“NATO 2030. United for a new era”: a Digest By Thierry TARDYNDC Policy Brief No. 23 - December 2020
	Russian Grand Strategy and the COVID crisis By Andrew MONAGHANNDC Policy Brief No. 22 - December 2020
	“Russian Views of Iran” By Ray FINCHRussian Studies No. 04 - December 2020
	Lessons from the Enhanced Forward Presence, 2017-2020 By Heinrich BRAUSS; Nikolaus CARSTENS; Robert CLARK; Andrew FOXALL; Michael A. HUNZEKER; Martin HURT; Alexander LANOSZKA; Christian LEUPRECHT; Alexander MOENS; Alexandra RICHARDS; James ROGERS; Toms ROSTOKS; Margarita ŠEŠELGYTĖ; Kalev STOICESCU; Piotr SZYMAŃSKI; Edited by Alexander Lanoszka, Christian Leuprecht, and Alexander Moens NDC Research Paper No. 14 - November 2020
	The pandemic and the military: towards total defence? By Antonio MISSIROLI; Michael RÜHLE; NDC Policy Brief No. 21 - November 2020
	Russia’s energy policy. Dependence, networks and special relationships By Marc OZAWA; Ion A. IFTIMIE; NDC Research Paper No. 13 - November 2020
	China in the COVID world: continued challenges for a rising power By Bates GILLNDC Policy Brief No. 20 - November 2020
	The interstate conflict potential of the information domain By Dumitru MINZARARINDC Policy Brief No. 19 - November 2020
	COVID-19 and the defence policies of European states By Alice BILLON-GALLAND NDC Policy Brief No. 18 - October 2020
	Catalyst or crisis? COVID-19 and European Security By Claudia MAJORNDC Policy Brief No. 17 - October 2020
	A renewed collective defense bargain? NATO in COVID’s shadow By Sten RYNNINGNDC Policy Brief No. 16 - September 2020
	NATO and the COVID-19 emergency: actions and lessons By LGEN Olivier RITTIMANNNDC Policy Brief No. 15 - September 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
	Russia’s Emerging Global Ambitions By Marcin KACZMARSKI; Wojciech MICHNIK; Andrew MONAGHAN; Marc OZAWA; Vasile ROTARU; Foreword by Marc Ozawa NDC Research Paper No. 11 - July 2020
	Revitalizing NATO’s once robust standardization programme By Paul BECKLEYNDC Policy Brief No. 14 - July 2020
	NATO and 5G: what strategic lessons? By Andrea GILLINDC Policy Brief No. 13 - July 2020
	NATO’s strategic redirection to the South By Stephen J. MARIANONDC Policy Brief No. 12 - June 2020
	Recalibrating NATO Nuclear Policy By Jessica COX; Jacek DURKALEC; Andrea GILLI; Katarzyna KUBIAK; Carrie LEE; Harrison MENKE; Matteo TARABORELLI; Introduction by Jessica Cox Edited by Andrea Gilli NDC Research Paper No. 10 - 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
	NATO’s needed offensive cyber capabilities By Ion A. IFTIMIENDC Policy Brief No. 10 - May 2020
	COVID-19: NATO in the Age of Pandemics By Chloé BERGER; Howard G. COOMBS; Andrea GILLI; Ion A. IFTIMIE; Dumitru MINZARARI; Marc OZAWA; Cynthia SALLOUM; Thierry TARDY; Introduction by Thierry Tardy, PhD, Director, Research Division Edited by Thierry Tardy NDC Research Paper No. 9 - May 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
	The NATO Pipeline System: a forgotten defence asset By Dominik P. JANKOWSKINDC Policy Brief No. 08 - April 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
	No time to hedge? Articulating a European pillar within the Alliance By Jens RINGSMOSE; Mark WEBBER; NDC Policy Brief No. 05 - March 2020
	Turkey’s military policy in Syria: implications for NATO By Can KASAPOGLUNDC Policy Brief No. 04 - February 2020
	The case for NATO’s global partnership with India By Abdurrahman Utku HACΙOĞLUNDC Policy Brief No. 03 - February 2020
	“Topographic maps: the scientific principles of their content” and “Military topography” By Alexander J. KENTRussian Studies No. 02 - February 2020
	NATO at 70: No Time to Retire By Jan BROEKS; Matthew GILLIS; Rose GOTTEMOELLER; Camille GRAND; Karl-Heinz KAMP; Julian LINDLEY-FRENCH; Stephen J. MARIANO; Antonio MISSIROLI; Stuart PEACH ; Erica PEPE; Sven SAKKOV; Kori SCHAKE; Jens STOLTENBERG ; Thierry TARDY; Bruno TERTRAIS; Patrick TURNER; Tomáš VALÁŠEK; Foreword by Jens Stoltenberg, NATO Secretary General Preface by Stuart Peach, Chairman of the Military Committee Edited by Thierry Tardy NDC Research Paper No. 8 - January 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
	Russian thoughts on hybrid war and colour revolutions By Gudrun PERSSONRussian Studies No. 01 - January 2020
	Alliance capabilities at 70: achieving agility for an uncertain future By Camille GRAND; Matthew GILLIS; NDC Policy Brief No. 01 - January 2020
	The Alliance Five Years after Crimea: Implementing the Wales Summit Pledges By Alexandra-Maria BOCSE; Jayson DEROW; Carlo DISMA; Katarina ĐJOKIĆ; Murray GUPTILL; Karl-Heinz KAMP; Christian LEUPRECHT; Stefan MARKOWSKI; Daniel M. MARZLUFF; Marc OZAWA; Clare ROBERTS; Michael RÜHLE; Sven SAKKOV; Greg SMITH; William Spenser TESSMANN; Edited by Marc Ozawa NDC Research Paper No. 7 - December 2019
	Imitation, innovation, disruption: challenges to NATO's superiority in military technology By Andrea GILLI; Mauro GILLI; NDC Policy Brief No. 25 - December 2019
	The Brain and the Processor: Unpacking the Challenges of Human-Machine Interaction By Ajay AGRAWAL ; Aaron CELAYA ; Steven FINO ; Joshua GANS ; Andrea GILLI; Avi GOLDFARB ; Steven HILL; Richard KELLY; Nadia MARSAN; Massimo PELLEGRINO; Catherine WARNER; Nick YEUNG; Edited by Andrea Gilli NDC Research Paper No. 6 - December 2019
	Russia’s strategy for the development of marine activities to 2030 By Richard CONNOLLYRussian Studies No. 07 - November 2019
	NATO in Modern World Politics By Ray FINCHRussian Studies No. 06 - November 2019
	Calibrating the scope of NATO's mandate By Thierry TARDYNDC Policy Brief No. 24 - 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
	What NATO contribution to the security architecture of the Indo-Pacific? By Jean-Loup SAMAANNDC Policy Brief No. 21 - October 2019
	NATO and the EU - The essential partners By Daniel FIOTT; Christian KAUNERT; Bruno LÉTÉ; Gustav LINDSTROM; Alexander MATTELAER; Hanna SMITH; Simon J. SMITH; Bart M.J. SZEWCZYK; Thierry TARDY; Ori WERTMAN; Katharine A. M. WRIGHT; Edited by Gustav Lindstrom and Thierry Tardy NDC Research Paper No. 5 - September 2019
	The role of democracy and human rights adherence in NATO enlargement decisions By Eyal RUBINSONNDC Policy Brief No. 20 - September 2019
	From hybrid warfare to “cybrid” campaigns: the new normal? By Antonio MISSIROLINDC Policy Brief No. 19 - September 2019
	Fighting “Men in Jeans” in the grey zone between peace and war By Peter BRAUNNDC Policy Brief No. 18 - August 2019
	NATO and EU training missions in Iraq – an opportunity to enhance cooperation By Niels SCHAFRANEKNDC Policy Brief No. 17 - August 2019
	Russia and China: “axis of convenience” or “stable strategic partnership”? By Marc OZAWANDC Policy Brief No. 16 - July 2019
	Russia’s Military Posture in the Arctic - Managing Hard Power in a “Low Tension” Environment By Mathieu BOULÈGUENDC Research Paper No. 4 - July 2019
	Deterring hybrid threats: the need for a more rational debate By Michael RÜHLENDC Policy Brief No. 15 - July 2019
	The necessary adaptation of NATO’s military instrument of power By Jan BROEKSNDC Policy Brief No. 14 - June 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
	Why the Baltics matter. Defending NATO’s North-Eastern border By Sven SAKKOVNDC Policy Brief No. 13 - June 2019
	In the Service of Russia By Gudrun PERSSONRussian Studies No. 05 - June 2019
	What NATO’s counter-terrorism strategy? By Kris QUANTENNDC Policy Brief No. 12 - May 2019
	Building the airplane while flying: adapting NATO’s force structure in an era of uncertainty By Sara Bjerg MOLLERNDC Policy Brief No. 11 - May 2019
	NATO at 70: enter the technological age By Tomáš VALÁŠEKNDC Policy Brief No. 10 - April 2019
	70 years of NATO: the strength of the past, looking into the future By Kori SCHAKE; Erica PEPE; NDC Policy Brief No. 9 - April 2019
	NATO is doing fine, but the Atlantic Alliance is in trouble By Bruno TERTRAISNDC Policy Brief No. 8 - April 2019
	“NATO@70”: still adapting after all these years By Julian LINDLEY-FRENCHNDC Policy Brief No. 7 - March 2019
	General Gerasimov on the Vectors of the Development of Military Strategy By Dave JOHNSONRussian Studies No. 04 - March 2019
	Development Strategy of State Corporation Rosatom to 2030 By Nazrin MEHDIYEVARussian Studies No. 03 - March 2019
	NATO’s Futures: the Atlantic Alliance between Power and Purpose By Sten RYNNINGNDC Research Paper No. 2 - March 2019
	NATO’s coming existential challenge By Karl-Heinz KAMPNDC Policy Brief No. 6 - March 2019
	NATO at 70: modernising for the future By Rose GOTTEMOELLER NATO Deputy Secretary General. NDC Policy Brief No. 5 - March 2019
	Preparing for “NATO-mation”: the Atlantic Alliance toward the age of artificial intelligence By Andrea GILLINDC Policy Brief No. 4 - February 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
	Energy security in the Baltic Region: between markets and politics By Marc OZAWANDC Policy Brief No. 1 - 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
	Waiting for the Storm: South Caucasus By Ray FINCHRussian Studies No. 01 - January 2019
	NATO-EU maritime cooperation: for what strategic effect? By Stefano MARCUZZINDC Policy Brief No. 7 - December 2018
	Projecting Stability: Elixir or Snake Oil? By Ian HOPE; Benedetta BERTI; Ruben-Erik DIAZ-PLAJA; Jeffrey A LARSEN; Kevin KOEHLER; Guillaume LASCONJARIAS; Jean-Loup SAMAAN; Edited by Ian Hope NDC Research Paper No. 1 - December 2018
	Will artificial intelligence challenge NATO interoperability? By Martin DUFOURNDC Policy Brief No. 6 - December 2018
	European defence: what impact for NATO? By Thierry TARDYNDC Policy Brief No. 5 - December 2018
	The Great War legacy for NATO By Ian HOPENDC Policy Brief No. 4 - November 2018
	Russia’s Arctic Papers: The evolution of Strategic Thinking on the High North By Nazrin MEHDIYEVARussian Studies No. 04 - November 2018
	Challenges and potential for NATO-Egypt partnership By Adel EL-ADAWYNDC Policy Brief No. 3 - November 2018
	Preparation and Conduct of Military Actions in Local Wars and Armed Conflicts By Charles K. BARTLESRussian Studies No. 03 - October 2018
	Projecting stability in practice? NATO’s new training mission in Iraq By Kevin KOEHLERNDC Policy Brief No. 2 - October 2018
	The internal nature of the Alliance’s cohesion By Thierry TARDYNDC Policy Brief No. 1 - October 2018
	Russia’s hybrid warfare in the form of its energy manoeuvers against Europe: how the EU and NATO can respond together? By Vira RATSIBORYNSKAResearch Paper No. 147 - June 2018
	Modernized Deterrence and Revitalized Dialogue - Adapting the Harmel Report to post-2014 Europe By Tobias AUSTResearch Paper No. 146 - May 2018
	Theatre operations, high commands and large-scale exercises in Soviet and Russian military practice: insights and implications By Diego A. RUIZ PALMERFellowship Monograph No. 12 - May 2018
	Russian Weapons in the Syrian Conflict By Douglas BARRIE; Howard GETHIN; Russian Studies No. 02 - May 2018
	The Russian State Armament Programme, 2018 – 2027 By Julian COOPERRussian Studies No. 01 - May 2018
	Military Exercises: Political Messaging and Strategic Impact By Jeffrey APPLEGET; Robert T. DAVIS II; Peter DOMBROWSKI; Ilay A. D. FERRIER; Ryan W. FRENCH; John GILL; Beatrice HEUSER; Tormod HEIER; Guillaume LASCONJARIAS; Jeffrey A LARSEN; Denis MERCIER; Jeffrey E. KLINE; Johan NORBERG; Spyridon PLAKOUDAS; Diego A. RUIZ PALMER; Erwin A. SCHMIDL; Olivier SCHMITT; James SHEAHAN; James W. WIRTZ; Amr YOSSEF; Christopher D. YUNG; NATO Defense College Forum Paper No. 26 - April 2018Foreword by General Denis Mercier, Supreme Allied Commander Transformation Edited by Beatrice Heuser, Tormod Heier and Guillaume Lasconjarias
	New Armies for a New Era - Decrypting post-2011 Arab Military Reform Trends By Eleonora ARDEMAGNI; Umberto PROFAZIO; Research Paper No. 145 - March 2018
	Closing Sweden's Military Security Deficit: the National Debate on NATO Membership By Ian ANTHONY; Carrie WEINTRAUB; Research Paper No. 144 - March 2018
	Germany’s Russia Challenge By John LOUGHFellowship Monograph No. 11 - February 2018
	Educating to cross-cultural competence: The case of the NATO Defense College By Elena PALLONIEisenhower Paper No. 8 - February 2018
	Nuclear Reorientation of NATO By Karl-Heinz KAMPNDC Commentary No. 1 - February 2018
	Central Asia and NATO against a Backdrop of Changing Geopolitical Realities By Uguloy MUKHTOROVAFellowship Monograph No. 10 - January 2018
	Russian Forward Military Basing in Armenia and Moscow’s Influence in the South Caucasus By Can KASAPOGLUResearch Paper No. 143 - December 2017
	The Western Balkans and the Revenge of History By Ian HOPEResearch Paper No. 142 - November 2017
	NATO in the Black Sea: What to Expect Next? By Zviad ADZINBAIAResearch Paper No. 141 - November 2017
	Rethinking Deterrence and Assurance - Western Deterrence Strategies: at an Inflection Point? By Anthony JUAREZConference Report No. 04 - September 2017
	Trust (in) NATO - The future of intelligence sharing within the Alliance By Jan BALLASTResearch Paper No. 140 - September 2017
	The Evolution of the Hybrid Threat, and Resilience as a Countermeasure By Uwe HARTMANNResearch Paper No. 139 - September 2017
	The War of the Future: A Conceptual Framework and Practical Conclusions Essays on Strategic Thought By Gudrun PERSSONRussian Studies No. 03 - July 2017
	Projecting Stability in NATO's Southern Neighbourhood By Margherita BIANCHI; Guillaume LASCONJARIAS; Alessandro MARRONE; Conference Report No. 03 - July 2017
	NATO’s Special Meeting in Brussels Addressing Current Priorities and Restating Core Values By Alessandra Giada DIBENEDETTOResearch Report No. 02 - June 2017
	Enhancing NATO-EU Cooperation: Looking South and Beyond By Kevin KOEHLERConference Report No. 02 - June 2017
	Keep Calm and Deter: NATO Nuclear Deterrence After the Warsaw Summit By Alessandra Giada DIBENEDETTO; Jeffrey A LARSEN; Conference Report No. 01 - June 2017
	Towards a Dual Fleet? The Maritime Doctrine of the Russian Federation and the Modernisation of Russian Naval Capabilities By Richard CONNOLLYRussian Studies No. 02 - June 2017
	Deterrence through Resilience - NATO, the Nations and the Challenges of Being Prepared By Guillaume LASCONJARIASEisenhower Paper No. 7 - May 2017
	Winning Peace and Exporting Stability: Colombia as NATO's next Global Partner? By Robert HELBIG; Guillaume LASCONJARIAS; Research Paper No. 138 - May 2017
	Moscow in the Donbas: Command, Control, Crime and the Minsk Peace Process By Donald N. JENSENResearch Report No. 01 - March 2017
	The future of NATO and R2P: Ten lessons in norm formation By Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSORResearch Paper No. 137 - March 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
	Insecurity in North Africa and the Mediterranean By George JOFFÉResearch Paper No. 135 - January 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
	The Determinants of Recent Russian Behaviour: What do these Mean for NATO Decision Makers? By John FOREMANResearch Report No. 08 - October 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
	A"Substantial Combat Forces" in the Context of NATO-Russia Relations By William ALBERQUEResearch Paper No. 131 - July 2016
	Is Consensus Still Necessary Within NATO? By Loren G. TRAUGUTTResearch Report No. 07 - June 2016
	Turkish-Israeli Rapprochement with NATO By Hasan AYGUNResearch Report No. 06 - June 2016
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	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
	NATO's Southern Flank Does Not Stop in North Africa: Addressing Terrorism Beyond the Sahel By Meghan J. KINGResearch Paper No. 128 - February 2016
	George F. Kennan, Containment, and the West's Current Russia Problem By Matthew ROJANSKYResearch Paper No. 127 - January 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
	Tacit Expertise: How the NATO Defense College nurtures an international hub of security knowledge through education By Trine VILLUMSEN BERLINGEisenhower Paper No. 5 - January 2016
	Political Consensus and Defence Preparations: Why NATO Needs a ‘Military Strategy’ By Stephan FRÜHLINGResearch Paper No. 125 - December 2015
	Hybrid or Not: Deterring and Defeating Russia's Ways of Warfare in the Baltics - the Case of Estonia By Henrik PRAKSResearch Paper No. 124 - December 2015
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	Hybrid Warfare: Iranian and Russian Versions of "Little Green Men" and Contemporary Conflict By Hall GARDNERResearch Paper No. 123 - December 2015
	The Transnistrian Conflict in the Context of the Ukrainian Crisis By Inessa BABANResearch Paper No. 122 - December 2015
	Russia's Renewed Military Thinking: Non-Linear Warfare and Reflexive Control By Can KASAPOGLUResearch Paper No. 121 - November 2015
	“We will conquer your Rome:” Italy and the threat of jihadi terrorism By Andreas JACOBS; Lorenzo SALVATI; Research Report No. 05 - November 2015
	Back to the future? Russia's hybrid warfare, revolutions in military affairs, and Cold War comparisons By Diego A. RUIZ PALMERResearch Paper No. 120 - October 2015
	Rethinking Deterrence and Assurance By Paul BERNSTEINConference Report No. 04 - October 2015
	Threat Perception in Central Asia in Response to Russia-Ukraine: Kazakhstan Will Not Be Next By Zhulduz BAIZAKOVA; Roger MCDERMOTT; Research Paper No. 119 - September 2015
	Efficacy, not Efficiency: Adjusting NATO's Military Integration By Martin ZAPFEResearch Paper No. 118 - September 2015
	New Technologies to Foster Critical Thinking By Guillaume LASCONJARIASEisenhower Paper No. 4 - July 2015
	Russia's 2014 Military Doctrine and beyond: threat perceptions, capabilities and ambitions By Polina SINOVETS; Bettina RENZ; Research Paper No. 117 - July 2015
	NATO-Mongolia relations: limited in scope, but with room to grow By Robert HELBIGResearch Paper No. 116 - June 2015
	NATO Interoperability: Sustaining Trust and Capacity within the Alliance By Stephen J. MARANIANResearch Paper No. 115 - June 2015
	Africa: a Region for Enhanced NATO-EU Cooperation By Allen PEPPERResearch Paper No. 114 - May 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
	Russia’s Approach to Conflict – Implications for NATO’s Deterrence and Defence By Dave JOHNSONResearch Paper No. 111 - April 2015
	An End-of-Time Utopia: Understanding the Narrative of the Islamic State By Jean-Loup SAMAANResearch Report No. 04 - April 2015
	Nuclear Implications of the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict By Karl-Heinz KAMPResearch Report No. 03 - April 2015
	Ukraine and its Neighbourhood - How to Deal with Aggressive Russia By Caterina BECKER; Heidi REISINGER; Polina SINOVETS; Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSOR; Conference Report No. 02 - March 2015
	Missile Defense: State of Play and Future Evolution - Summary, Analysis, and Future Research Questions By Ari KATTANConference Report No. 01 - March 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
	NATO’s Very High Readiness Joint Task Force - Can the VJTF give new élan to the NATO Response Force? By Jan ABTSResearch Paper No. 109 - February 2015
	What mid-term future for Putin's Russia? By Stefanie BABSTResearch Report No. 02 - February 2015
	Nuclear Arms Control: Implications from the Crisis in Ukraine By Dániel BARTHA ; Anna PÉCZELI; Research Paper No. 108 - February 2015
	Enduring NATO, Rising Brazil - Managing International Security in a Recalibrating Global Order OTAN Duradoura, Brasil em ascensão Gestão da Segurança Internacional numa Ordem Mundial em Mudança By Carlos BRANCO; Rob DE WIJK; Erico DUARTE; Robert HELBIG; Kai Michael KENKEL; Joachim KRAUSE; Alexander MATTELAER; Alexander MOENS; Carlo PATTI; José Francisco PAVIA; Jimmy PETERSEN; Antonio Jorge RAMALHO; Bruno C. REIS; Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSOR; Oliver STUENKEL; Forum Paper No. 23 - February 2015Edited by Brooke A. Smith-Windsor
	After the Paris Attacks - Implications for the Transatlantic Security Debate By Andreas JACOBS; Jean-Loup SAMAAN; Research Report No. 01 - January 2015
	Player at the sidelines - NATO and the fight against ISIL By Andreas JACOBS; Jean-Loup SAMAAN; Research Paper No. 107 - December 2014
	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 - November 2014
	Russia's Hybrid Warfare -Waging War below the Radar of Traditional Collective Defence By Heidi REISINGER; Aleksandr GOLTS; Research Paper No. 105 - November 2014
	The Staff Ride - Using History to Build Leaders By Guillaume LASCONJARIASEisenhower Paper No. 3 - November 2014
	The “Home Game” - Countering Violent Extremism within NATO By Jacqueline PAGEResearch Paper No. 104 - September 2014
	Assisting Host Country Militaries - Assessing Lessons from NATO, EU, and Member State Experience By Stephanie BLAIRConference Report - July 2014
	NATO's Post-2014 Strategic Narrative By Julian LINDLEY-FRENCHConference Report - July 2014
	Five Long-Term Challenges for NATO beyond the Ukraine Crisis By Karl-Heinz KAMPResearch Report - July 2014
	Semantics Matter - NATO, Cyberspace and Future Threats By Christine HEGENBARTResearch Paper No. 103 - July 2014
	Connected Forces through Connected Education: Harnessing NATO's & Partner Nations Strategic Educational Resources By Julian LINDLEY-FRENCHEisenhower Paper No. 2 - July 2014
	"Resetting" AU-NATO relations: from ad hoc military-technical cooperation to strategic partnership By Mehari Taddele MARUResearch Paper No. 102 - June 2014
	NATO Enlargement and Russia: Die-Hard Myths and Real Dilemmas By Michael RÜHLEResearch Report - May 2014
	NORDEFCO and NATO: "Smart Defence" in the North? By Ann-Sofie DAHLResearch Paper No. 101 - May 2014
	Cold War Déjà Vu? NATO, Russia and the Ukraine Crisis By Roger MCDERMOTT; Heidi REISINGER; Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSOR; Research Report - March 2014
	The Ties that Bind? A History of NATO's Academic Adventure with the Middle East By Jean-Loup SAMAAN; Roman DE STEFANIS; Eisenhower Paper No. 1 - February 2014
	UKRAINE'S EUROMAIDAN: QUESTIONS FROM THE (R)EVOLUTION By Hanna SHELESTResearch Report - February 2014
	Does Russia Matter? Purely Political Relations Are Not Enough in Operational Times By Heidi REISINGERResearch Report - February 2014
	From the Gulf of Aden to the Gulf of Guinea: A New Maritime Mission for NATO? By Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSOR; José Francisco PAVIA; Research Paper No. 100 - January 2014
	Send the Reserve! New Ways to Support NATO through Reserve Forces En avant la réserve ! Renforcer l’OTAN grâce aux forces de réserve By Guillaume LASCONJARIASResearch Paper No. 99 - November 2013
	Not only "Containerspotting" - NATO’s Redeployment from Landlocked Afghanistan By Heidi REISINGERResearch Paper No. 98 - October 2013
	The strategic dimensions of the shale gas revolution: Shared views from NATO and Gulf countries By Jean-Loup SAMAANConference Report - 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
	Safe Seas at What Price? The Costs, Benefits and Future of NATO’s Operation Ocean Shield By James Marcus BRIDGERResearch Paper No. 95 - September 2013
	The Curious Case of the Egyptian Armed Forces: What was at stake when the Egyptian Military intervened against President Morsi? By Mona EL-KOUEDIResearch Report - July 2013
	Putting the 'N' back into NATO: A High North policy framework for the Atlantic Alliance? By Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSORResearch Paper No. 94 - July 2013
	The Future of Airborne Forces in NATO By Guillaume LASCONJARIAS; David MCGREGOR PURSLEY; Conference Report - July 2013
	NATO and the Arab League: The Importance of Being Earnest By Mona EL-KOUEDIResearch Paper No. 93 - June 2013
	"Political and Military Cooperation or NATO-Russian Roulette" Proactive Management of a Difficult Relationship By Karl-Heinz KAMP; Heidi REISINGER; Conference Report - June 2013
	NATO’s Partnerships After 2014: Go West! By Karl-Heinz KAMP; Heidi REISINGER; Research Paper No. 92 - May 2013
	NATO and Japan as Multifaceted Partners By Michito TSURUOKAResearch Paper No. 91 - April 2013
	NATO's Maritime Strategy and the Libya Crisis as Seen from the Sea La stratégie maritime de l'OTAN et la crise en Libye vue de la mer By Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSORResearch Paper No. 90 - March 2013
	AU-NATO Collaboration: Implications and Prospects By Adesoji ADENIYI; Bola A. AKINTERINWA; James Marcus BRIDGER; Christopher COKER; Christopher L. DANIELS; Solomon Ayele DERSSO; Kumbirai HODZI; Sally Khalifa ISAAC; Christian KABATI; Markus KAIM; Mehari Taddele MARU; Kay MATHEWS; Alexander MOENS; J. Shola OMOTOLA; José Francisco PAVIA; Jimmy PETERSON; Kai SCHAEFER; Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSOR; Forum Paper No. 22 - February 2013Edited by Brooke A. Smith-Windsor
	Understanding the Malian Crisis from a Euro-Atlantic Perspective By Guillaume LASCONJARIASResearch Report - 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
	Can NATO Find a Role for Itself vis-à-vis China? By James BOUTILIERResearch Paper No. 87 - December 2012
	The New Logic of the Syrian Conflict And its Meaning for NATO By Jean-Loup SAMAANResearch Paper No. 86 - December 2012
	Emerging Security Challenges: A Glue for NATO and Partners? By Ioanna-Nikoletta ZYGAResearch Paper No. 85 - November 2012
	Conference report: "NATO partnerships in a shifting strategic landscape" By WILTON PARK - NDCConference Report - November 2012Wilton Park - NDC Conference
	NATO's Deterrence and Defense Posture After the Chicago Summit: A Report on a Workshop in Rome, 25-27 June 2012 By David S. YOSTConference Report - October 2012
	Romney vs. Obama: what the Atlantic Alliance can expect from the next U.S. President By Patrick KELLERResearch Paper No. 84 - October 2012
	NATO in the Gulf: Partnership Without a Cause? By Jean-Loup SAMAANResearch Paper No. 83 - October 2012
	Partner number one or NATO ally twenty-nine? Sweden and NATO post-Libya By Ann-Sofie DAHLResearch Paper No. 82 - September 2012
	NATO Enlargement Reloaded By Karl-Heinz KAMPResearch Paper No. 81 - September 2012
	Conference Report: "The NATO Mission in Afghanistan Post-2014: The Transformation Decade" By Research Division NDCConference Report - September 2012
	After Combat, the Perils of Partnership: NATO and Afghanistan beyond 2014 By Sten RYNNINGResearch Paper No. 80 - July 2012
	How to get out of Afghanistan: NATO's withdrawal through Central Asia By Heidi REISINGERResearch Paper No. 79 - June 2012
	The Challenge of Social Media in Security Policy Institutions: A Note of Caution By Mario MASDEAResearch Paper No. 78 - June 2012
	Towards a Copernican revolution in the MENA region By Pierre RAZOUXResearch Report - June 2012
	Reviewing Russian Strategic Planning: The Emergence of Strategy 2020 By Julian COOPERRussian Studies - June 2012
	The Transatlantic Link after Chicago By Karl-Heinz KAMPResearch Report - May 2012
	Policy making in 140 characters or less: NATO and social media By Lucy LEIDERMANResearch Paper No. 77 - May 2012
	Five years after Estonia's cyber attacks: lessons learned for NATO? By Vincent JOUBERTResearch Paper No. 76 - May 2012
	Conference Report: "The Impact of the Arab Crisis on Security Institutions in North Africa and the Middle East" By Pierre RAZOUXConference Report - April 2012
	Beyond Afghanistan, NATO's Global Partnerships in the Asia-Pacific By Benjamin SCHREERResearch Paper No. 75 - April 2012Beyond Afghanistan, NATO's Global Partnerships in the Asia-Pacific
	A NATO transit hub in Ulyanovsk - What's behind the Russian debate? By Heidi REISINGERResearch Report - April 2012
	Smart Defense: A Critical Appraisal By Jakob HENIUS; Jacopo LEONE MACDONALD; Forum Paper No. 21 - March 2012
	Six Strategic Lessons learned from Libya: NATO's Operation Unified Protector By Florence GAUBResearch Report - March 2012
	Flattering to deceive? Change (and continuity) in post election Russia By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Report - March 2012
	Who Gives the Orders in the New Russian Military? By Keir GILESResearch Paper No. 74 - March 2012
	NATO - India: Prospects of a Partnership By Robert HELBIGResearch Paper No. 73 - February 2012
	The Transatlantic Bargain By Robert E. HUNTER; Karl-Heinz KAMP; Mark D. DUCASSE; Lawrence S. KAPLAN; Diego A. RUIZ PALMER; Karl KAISER; John IKENBERRY; Wallace J. THIES; Michael RÜHLE; Sean KAY; Stanley R. SLOAN; de Wijk ROB; L. Barry CHARLES; Forum Paper No. 20 - February 2012Edited by Mark D. Ducasse
	Rearranging Family Life and a Large Circle of Friends: Reforming NATO's Partnership Programmes By Heidi REISINGERResearch Paper No. 72 - January 2012
	The day after Iran goes nuclear: Implications for NATO By Jean-Loup SAMAANResearch Paper No. 71 - January 2012
	What future for post-Gaddafi Libya? Quel avenir pour la Libye post-Kadhafi ? By Pierre RAZOUXResearch Report - December 2011
	Carrying Forward NATO's Deterrence Review: A Report on a Workshop in Brussels, 25-26 October 2011 By David S. YOSTConference Report - 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 - 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 - September 2011
	The NATO Mission in Afghanistan: Transitioning to Afghan Control By Research Division NDC NATO Defense College Research Report - September 2011
	Libya in Limbo: How to Fill the Security Vacuum By Florence GAUBResearch Report - September 2011
	NATO's Role in a Post-Conflict Libya By Research Division NDCResearch Report - August 2011
	Al-Qaeda and its prospects after the Arab revolutions By Magnus JOHNSSONResearch Report - July 2011
	"Six months after the start of the Arab Spring: impact and challenges for the countries of North Africa and the Middle East and for NATO partnerships" By Pierre RAZOUXResearch Report - June 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 - 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
	The UN and NATO: Forward from the Joint Declaration L’ONU et l’OTAN : les suites de la Déclaration commune By Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSOR; Alexis VAHLAS; Michael F. HARSCH; Forum Paper No. 17 - May 2011Edited by Brooke A. Smith-Windsor
	NATO and Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Security: Prospects for Burden Sharing By Sally Khalifa ISAACForum Paper No. 16 - April 2011
	Building a new military? The NATO Training Mission-Iraq By Florence GAUBResearch Paper No. 67 - April 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
	NATO’s Fight Against Terrorism. Where Do We Stand? By Claudia BERNASCONIResearch Paper No. 66 - April 2011
	NATO in Libya: The Alliance between emergency help and nation building By Florence GAUB; Murray GUPTILL; Richard D. HOOKER; Karl-Heinz KAMP; Pierre RAZOUX; Rolf SCHWARZ; Research Report - March 2011
	The Arab Explosion: Questions and Options for NATO Face à l’embrasement du monde arabe : Questions et options pour l’OTAN By Florence GAUB; Murray GUPTILL; Karl-Heinz KAMP; Pierre RAZOUX; Rolf SCHWARZ; Research Report - February 2011
	What Makes Communication Strategic? – Preparing Military Organizations for the Battle of Ideas By Jan TECHAUResearch Paper No. 65 - February 2011
	What to expect of the Egyptian army? Qu’attendre de l’armée égyptienne ? By Pierre RAZOUXResearch Report - February 2011
	From Lisbon to Munich: Russian views of NATO-Russia relations By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Report - February 2011
	What to think of the political crisis in North Africa and the Middle East? Que penser de la crise politique que traversent l’Afrique du Nord et le Moyen-Orient ? By Pierre RAZOUXResearch Report - February 2011
	The attack on Domodedovo By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Report - January 2011
	How to revitalize the dialogue between NATO and the Maghreb countries Comment redynamiser le Dialogue méditerranéen de l’OTAN avec les pays du Maghreb? By Pierre RAZOUXResearch Paper No. 64 - December 2010
	Built on shaky ground: the Comprehensive Approach in practice By Philipp ROTMANNResearch Paper No. 63 - December 2010
	Cyber war and cyber power. Issues for NATO doctrine By Jeffrey HUNKERResearch Paper No. 62 - November 2010
	NATO's Nuclear Weapons in Europe: Beyond "Yes" or "No" By Karl-Heinz KAMPResearch Paper No. 61 - September 2010
	Understanding the Georgia Conflict, Two Years On Reviews and Commentaries - Part 1: "The Tanks of August", edited by Ruslan Pukhov, Moscow: Centre for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies, 2009. By Keir GILESRussian Studies - September 2010
	Understanding the Georgia Conflict, Two Years On Reviews and Commentaries - Part 2: "Making Sense in Russia and the West" By Keir GILESRussian Studies - September 2010
	Missile Defense: Challenges and Opportunities for NATO By Stephan FRÜHLING; Svenja SINJEN; Research Paper No. 60 - July 2010
	Complex Operations: NATO at war and on the margins of war By Research Division NDC Edited by Christopher M. Schnaubelt Forum Paper No. 14 - July 2010
	The Moscow metro bombings and terrorism in Russia By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Paper No. 59 - June 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 - April 2010
	NATO: peacekeeping in the Holy Land? A feasibility study L’OTAN en Terre sainte pour une mission de maintien de la paix ? Étude de faisabilité By Florence GAUBResearch Paper No. 57 - March 2010
	Piracy – threat or nuisance? By Alessandro SCHEFFLERResearch Paper No. 56 - February 2010
	The Military Doctrine of the Russian Federation 2010 By Keir GILESRussian Studies - February 2010
	The Indivisibility of Security: Russia and Euro-Atlantic Security By Research Division NDC Edited by Andrew Monaghan Forum Paper No. 13 - January 2010
	What future for NATO’s Istanbul Cooperation Initiative? Quel avenir pour l’Initiative de Coopération d’Istanbul de l’OTAN? By Pierre RAZOUXResearch Paper No. 55 - January 2010
	Review of Larisa Kucherova's "KGB v Afghanistanye" (The KGB in Afghanistan) By Gordon BENNETT Gordon Bennett Russian Studies - January 2010
	Taking Stock of NATO’s Response Force By Jens RINGSMOSEResearch Paper No. 54 - January 2010
	The Impact of the Financial Crisis on Russia By Silvana MALLEForum Paper No. 12 - December 2009
	"NATO and Gulf Security" "L’OTAN et la sécurité du Golfe" By Pierre RAZOUXResearch Report - December 2009
	Counterinsurgency: the challenge for NATO strategy and operations By Research Division NDC Edited by Christopher M. Schnaubelt Forum Paper No. 11 - November 2009
	An assessment of crime related risks in the Sahel Évaluation des risques liés à la criminalité dans l’arc sahelien By Laurence AMMOURResearch Paper No. 53 - November 2009
	Review of Natan Dubovitsky's "Okolonolia" [gangsta fiction] By Research Division NDC NDC Research Division Russian Studies - 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
	Arguing Afghanistan: what the detractors of NATO's mission get wrong By Patrick KELLERResearch Paper No. 50 - September 2009
	SECURING THE COMMONS: Towards NATO’s New Maritime Strategy By Brooke A. SMITH-WINDSORResearch Paper No. 49 - September 2009
	"Muddling down": the economic crisis in Russia and its political impact By E. BACON; Julian COOPER; Andrew MONAGHAN; Research Report - September 2009
	Counter-piracy operations: The legal regime in a nutshell By Frederic ISCHEBECK-BAUMResearch Paper No. 48 - August 2009
	The UK and Russia. A troubled relationship (Part II) By Research Division NDC Edited by Vagif Guseinov & Andrew Monaghan Russian Studies - August 2009Part I available at www.da.mod.uk
	Counter-piracy operations: the legal regime in a nutshell By Frederic ISCHEBECK-BAUMResearch Paper No. 48 - August 2009
	What future for Georgia? Quel avenir pour la Géorgie ? By Pierre RAZOUXResearch Paper No. 47 - June 2009
	Operationalizing a comprehensive approach in semi-permissive environments By Research Division NDC 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
	NATO and energy security after the Strasbourg-Kehl summit By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Report - June 2009
	At the table or on the menu? Moscow's proposals for strategic reform By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Report - June 2009
	NATO and 21st Century Deterrence By Research Division NDC 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 Research Division NDCRussian Studies No. 2 - April 2009
	State-building and rule of law: lessons from Afghanistan? By Sari KOUVOForum Paper No. 6 - March 2009
	Towards cooperation or confrontation? Security in the High North By Sven G. HOLTSMARKResearch Paper No. 45 - February 2009
	Obstacles to FYROM’s membership of NATO: a tougher agenda than expected L'intégration contrariée de l'ex-République yougoslave de Macédoine à l'OTAN : un agenda plus lourd que prévu By Zoran KOSANICResearch Paper No. 44 - February 2009* Turkey recognizes the Republic of Macedonia with its constitutional name.
	Russia at the Resumption of NATO-Russia Relations By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Report - January 2009
	Cooperation rather than confrontation: Security in the High North By Sven G. HOLTSMARKResearch Report No. 1 - January 2009
	Can NATO enhance energy cooperation in the Caspian region? By Nicolò SARTORIForum Paper No. 5 - December 2008
	Russia’s “Big Idea”: “Helsinki 2” and the reform of Euro-Atlantic Security By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Report - December 2008
	Barack Obama’s foreign policy what can NATO expect from the next U.S. President? By Patrick KELLERResearch Paper No. 43 - November 2008
	The keys to understanding the Israel–Russia relationship Israël-Russie : les clés pour comprendre By Pierre RAZOUXResearch Paper No. 42 - November 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 Research Division NDCRussian Studies No. 1 - November 2008
	NATO’s organizational evolution: the case for a Civil Security Committee By David MCGREGOR PURSLEYResearch Report - November 2008
	What NATO can learn from “the surge” in Iraq By Christopher M. SCHNAUBELTResearch Paper No. 40 - October 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 - October 2008
	NATO and the challenge of non-lethal weapons By Cees M. COOPSResearch Paper No. 39 - September 2008
	The Russo-Georgian Conflict By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Report No. 15 - August 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 - July 2008
	After the Summit: Long-Term Consequences for NATO By Karl-Heinz KAMPResearch Paper No. 37 - June 2008
	Energy Security: NATO’s Limited, Complementary Role By Andrew MONAGHANResearch Paper No. 36 - May 2008
	The NATO Mediterranean Dialogue at a crossroads Le Dialogue méditerranéen de l’OTAN à la croisée des chemins By Pierre RAZOUXResearch Paper No. 35 - April 2008
	Report on the conference "NATO before Bucharest: the Alliance at the Crossroads" (Strategic Assessment Seminar) By Karl-Heinz KAMPConference Report No. 24 - January 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
	The NATO Summit in Bucharest: The Alliance at the Crossroads Le sommet de l’OTAN à Bucarest: l’Alliance à la croisée des chemins By Karl-Heinz KAMPResearch Paper No. 33 - November 2007
	NATO and 21st Century War By Samuel GRIER Editor: Cees M. COOPS Occasional Paper No. 24 - October 2007
	Cultural Challenges in Military Operations By Research Division NDC Editors: Cees M. COOPS and Tibor SZVIRCSEV TRESCH Occasional Paper No. 23 - October 2007
	NATO and International Organizations By David S. YOSTForum Paper No. 3 - September 2007
	L’operation Active Endeavour et son impact sur le Dialogue méditerranéen de l’OTAN By Rachid EL HOUDAÏGUI Edited by Jean DUFOURCH and Carlo FINIZIO Occasional Paper No. 22 - June 2007
	NATO and the Future of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty By Research Division NDC Editors: Joseph F. PILAT and David S. YOST Occasional Paper No. 21 - May 2007
	Armenian Perceptions of International Security in the South Caucasus \|\| Azerbaijan’s Key Role in the South Caucasus \|\| Georgia and International Politics in the South Caucasus By David S. YOST; Andrew MONAGHAN; Cees M. COOPS; Research Paper No. 32 - March 2007
	Improving NATO-NGO Relations in Crisis Response Operations Comment améliorer les relations entre l’OTAN et les ONG dans les opérations de réponse aux crises? By Laure BORGOMANO-LOUPForum Paper No. 2 - March 2007
	NATO-EU Cooperation in Operations \|\| ESDP and NATO Capability Generation: The Latest Case of Mirror Imaging? By Leo MICHEL; Andrea GRAZIOSO; Research Paper No. 31 - February 2007
	Divergences entre Israël et les pays européensde l’OTAN sur la sécurité durable de l’Etat d’Israël By Ilan GREILSAMMER Editor: Jean DUFOURCH. Occasional Paper No. 20 - January 2007
	Deactivating War: How Societies Demobilise after Armed Conflict By Natalia SPRINGEROccasional Paper No. s - December 2006
	Sécurité et stabilité dans le Sahel africain By Mehdi TAJEOccasional Paper No. 19 - December 2006
	The Frozen Conflict In Western Sahara: Who Benefits? A qui profite le gel du conflit du Sahara Occidental? By Laurence AMMOURResearch Paper No. 30 - November 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
	NATO and the European Union and their offers of cooperation in the Mediterranean L’OTAN, l’Union européenne et leurs offres de coopération en Méditerranée By Hélène PRESTATResearch Paper No. 28 - September 2006
	A Roadmap for Ukraine's Integration into Transatlantic Structures By Oksana KOZLOVSKAOccasional Paper No. 16 - June 2006
	Renewing NATO’s Partnerships: Towards a Coherent and Efficient Framework By Carlo MASALA; Katariina SAARILUOMA; Forum Paper No. 1 - June 2006
	NATO-EU Cooperation in Post-Conflict Reconstruction By Research Division NDC Edited by Jean Dufourcq and David S. Yost Occasional Paper No. 15 - May 2006
	Nouvelles responsabilités de l’Union africaine, nouvelles dispositions de l’Alliance atlantique \|\| Formes durables d’une future coopération entre l’Alliance atlantique et l’Union africaine By Jean DUFOURCQ; Alfredo MANTICA; Research Paper No. 27 - April 2006
	Le Maghreb stratégique (2ème partie) By Research Division NDC Editors: Jean Dufourcq and Laure Borgomano-Loup. Occasional Paper No. 14 - April 2006
	Lessons learned from the Soviet Intervention in Afghanistan: Implications for Russian Defense Reform By Oleg KULAKOVResearch Paper No. 26 - March 2006
	Integrative Processes in the South Caucasus and their Security Implications By Leila ALIEVAOccasional Paper No. 13 - March 2006
	Promoting Sustainable Security Promouvoir la sécurité durable By Research Division NDC 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
	NATO-EU Cooperation in Post-Conflict Reconstruction \|\| Prospects for NATO-Russia Joint Peace Support Operations By David S. YOST; Lionel PONSARD; Research Paper No. 25 - December 2005
	The Role of the Wider Black Sea Area (WBSA) in a Future European Security Space \|\| Peace in the Middle East after Israeli Disengagement By Cees M. COOPS; Laure BORGOMANO-LOUP; Research Paper No. 24 - November 2005
	When Suicide Bombing Reaches the Tipping Point By Samuel GRIEROccasional Paper No. 8 - October 2005
	From a Weak State to a Reunified Moldova: New Opportunities to Resolve the Transdniestria Conflict By Jos BOONSTRAResearch Paper No. 23 - October 2005
	Security Sector Reform in Afghanistan - A Continued March towards Implementation By Mark SEDRAResearch Paper No. 22 - August 2005
	NATO’s Mediterranean Dialogue and the Istanbul Cooperation Initiative: Prospects for Development \|\| The Istanbul Cooperation Initiative - Possible Next Steps Ahead By Laure BORGOMANO-LOUP; Carlo MASALA; Peter FABER; Research Paper No. 21 - June 2005
	NATO and the Middle East Peace Process: Scenarios of Possibilities and Risks By Heba NEGMResearch Paper No. 20 - June 2005
	Kosovo - Strategic Options for the Future? By Cees M. COOPS; Peter FABER; Research Paper No. 19 - May 2005
	Capacités et complémentarités entre l’OTAN et les forces de la PESD pour la gestion de crise \|\| NATO Response Force and Battle Groups: Competition or Complementarity? By François GÉRÉ; Carlo MASALA; Research Paper No. 18 - April 2005
	A Road Map for Ukraine By Lionel PONSARDResearch Paper No. 17 - April 2005
	Looking to the Future: Common Security Interests and Challenges in the Mediterranean and the Middle East By Research Division NDC Edited by Jean DUFOURCQ et Laure BORGOMANO-LOUP Research Report No. 22 - March 2005
	Turkey’s Role in NATO in the Post-Cold War Security Environment By Sule NISANCIResearch Paper No. 16 - March 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
	NDC Academic Research Branch Distillation and Elaboration of Selected Senior Course 104 Study Project Analyses \|a\| Looking South: A Three-Tiered Approach to NATO Involvement in the Maghreb and Sub-Sahara Africa \|b\| Transforming NATO to meet Asymmetric Challenges By Peter FABER; Jean DUFOURCQ; Research Paper No. 12 - October 2004
	Beyond Tradition: A New Strategic Concept for NATO? By Pavel NECASResearch Paper No. 11 - September 2004
	La prolifération en questions \|\| Proliferation, a Market Approach By Jean DUFOURCQ; André BANDEIRA; Editorial Peter FABER Research Paper No. 10 - June 2004
	Operation Iraqi Freedom: Lessons Learned, Ways Ahead, and Open Questions By Peter FABER; Carlo MASALA; Editorial Lionel PONSARD Research Paper No. 9 - June 2004
	Prévention et gestion des crises: la perspective européenne \|\| ESDP and NATO in the Wake of the Istanbul Summit By Jean DUFOURCQ; Carlo MASALA; Editorial André BANDEIRA Research Paper No. 8 - June 2004
	Géométries variables du “Moyen-Orient élargi” \|\| Droit coranique, sociétés arabes et Dialogue méditerranéen By Laure BORGOMANO-LOUP; Hamid TADLAOUI; Editorial Carlo MASALA Research Paper No. 7 - May 2004
	NATO’s Mediterranean Dialogue: Options for the Future By Research Division NDC Editorial Peter FABER Research Paper No. 6 - May 2004NDC Research Branch Elaboration on Senior Course 103 Analyses
	The South Caucasus: Promoting values through cooperation By Research Division NDC Edited by Jean DUFOURCQ and Lionel PONSARD Research Report No. 20 - May 2004
	NATO and Interventionism: Some Possible Criteria for the Future By Research Division NDC Editorial Peter FABER Research Paper No. 5 - May 2004NDC Research Branch Elaboration on Senior Course 103 Analyses
	German Foreign Policy in Crisis? By Carlo MASALA Editorial Lionel PONSARD Research Paper No. 4 - May 2004
	Poutine et le renouveau autocratique By Lionel PONSARDOccasional Paper No. 1 - May 2004
	La Géorgie à la croisée des intérêts russes et américains By Lionel PONSARD Editorial Jean DUFOURCQ Research Paper No. 3 - April 2004
	L’intelligence de la Méditerranée \|\| The Russian Orthodox Church: An Interlocutor in the NATO-Russia Relationship? By Jean DUFOURCQ; Lionel PONSARD; Editorial Cees COOPS Research Paper No. 2 - April 2004
	Influencing Russian Public Opinion in order to Improve Russian Military Reform \|\| La réglementation juridique de la solde du personnel militaire sous contrat en Russie: particularités, problèmes et perspectives \|\| Criminal Influence/Control over the Russian Military-Industrial Complex in the Context of Global Security By Igor SHARAVOV; Vladimir LEVANOV; Leonid Y. KOSALS; Editorial Lionel PONSARD Research Paper No. 1 - March 2004

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