Alliance Reborn
-
Executive SummaryBy Stephen Flanagan, Daniel Hamilton, Charles Barry, Hans Binnendijk, Julianne Smith, James TownsendJan 30, 2009
We have an open but fleeting moment to forge a more effective Atlantic partnership. We must seize it now. European and North American allies have allowed their relations become discordant, yet the times demand vigor and unity. Courageous decisions need to be taken to breathe new life and relevance into the Atlantic partnership, which must be recast to tackle a diverse range of serious challenges at home and abroad.
Reaching consensus on long term strategy should be of high priority. Leaders should go beyond providing direction to the NATO institution and take a higher plane, charting in an Atlantic Compact the future of their partnership in ways that relate the security, prosperity and freedom of their people and their nations to the world as a whole.
Regions
Find More From:
Stephen Flanagan
In the News
Miller Center for Public Affairs
University of VirginiaOct 30, 2009The New York Times
Sep 16, 2009
Publications
- ReportMar 30, 2009
- Critical QuestionsMar 25, 2009
Congressional Testimonies
Multimedia
- AudioAug 6, 2009
- VideoAug 6, 2009



