
NATO, the European Union, and the Atlantic Community: The Transatlantic Bargain Challenged Second Edition
Author(s): Stanley R. Sloan (Author), General John Shalikashvili (Foreword)
- Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield
- Publication Date: 28 July 2005
- Edition: Second
- Language: English
- Print length: 352 pages
- ISBN-10: 074253572X
- ISBN-13: 9780742535725
Book Description
Editorial Reviews
Review
Praise for the first edition: Stanley Sloan’s well-written account is a welcome corrective to the gap in NATO historiography. His book deserves a wide readership from the general public as well as NATO scholars….. — Lawrence S. Kaplan, emeritus director, Lyman L. Lemnitzer Center for NATO and European Union Studies
Praise for the first edition: A concise and insightful account of NATO from the very beginning to the end of the Cold War and beyond . . . and a clear stand on the debate over NATO’s future….. ―
International AffairsPraise for the first edition: In an elegant and thoughtful style, Stan Sloan skillfully elucidates the origins and evolution over five decades of the critical NATO alliance….. — Lee H. Hamilton, former U.S. Representative
Praise for the first edition: Highly readable, well-researched and analytically cogent. . .An ideal textbook….. ―
The International SpectatorPraise for the first edition: An excellent and comprehensive overview of NATO’s strategic evolution beginning with its creation in 1949. . . . Essential. ―
CHOICEPraise for the first edition: Sloan succeeds in providing the reader with a rock solid and up-to-date NATO history. Its accessible style and its comprehensive coverage make it both a primer and a book for the specialist reader…. Required reading for students and practitioners alike. — Michael Rühle, head, Energy Security Section, NATO ―
Nato ReviewPraise for the first edition: Stanley Sloan’s well-written account is a welcome corrective to the gap in NATO historiography. His book deserves a wide readership from the general public as well as NATO scholars. — Lawrence S. Kaplan, emeritus director, Lyman L. Lemnitzer Center for NATO and European Union Studies
Praise for the first edition: A concise and insightful account of NATO from the very beginning to the end of the Cold War and beyond . . . and a clear stand on the debate over NATO’s future. ―
International AffairsPraise for the first edition: In an elegant and thoughtful style, Stan Sloan skillfully elucidates the origins and evolution over five decades of the critical NATO alliance. — Lee H. Hamilton, former U.S. Representative
Praise for the first edition: Highly readable, well-researched and analytically cogent. . .An ideal textbook. ―
The International SpectatorPraise for the first edition: Stanley Sloan’s book offers a practitioner’s well-documented account of the antagonisms within the transatlantic alliance during the cold war and post-cold war periods…. this is a useful book for the generally interested reader and an important source for the more committed student of transatlantic relations. ―
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