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Roadmap for a renewed transatlantic security partnership / Hunter, Robert   Journal Article
Hunter, Robert Journal Article
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Publication 2006.
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Security in Europe / Hunter, Robert 1969  Book
Hunter, Robert Book
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Publication London, Elek Books, 1969.
Description vi,188p.
Series International relations series; v 2
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Taking charge: a bipartisan report to the president-elect on foreign policy and national security / Carlucci, Frank; Hunter, Robert; Khalilzad, Zalmay 2001  Book
Hunter, Robert Book
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Publication Santa Monica, Rand Corporation, 2001.
Description xvii, 74p.
Standard Number 0833029568
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Tools for 21st century diplomacy: an approach to improved information and communication technology for Romania's foreign affairs ministry / Bikson, Tora; Anderson, Robert; Hunter, Robert 2002  Book
Anderson, Robert Book
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Publication Santa Monica, Rand Corporation, 2002.
Description xxi, 53p.
Standard Number 0833032011
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Ukraine Crisis: Why and What Now? / Hunter, Robert   Journal Article
Hunter, Robert Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Having rebuilt its military, Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014 and has now positioned more than 100,000 troops on its borders, challenging NATO’s supposed encirclement of Russia and its military capabilities in Central Europe. The West has responded with threats of unprecedented sanctions. This crisis stems from the Soviet Union’s collapse and the West’s effort to create a ‘Europe whole and free’ and at peace. The West failed to convince Russia to play a positive role in Europe and to help it do so. NATO declared that Ukraine and Georgia, on Russia’s borders, would someday become Alliance members. Nevertheless, the US and NATO are conducting serious diplomacy with Russia. Confidence-building measures, including on conventional forces, are the best alternative to confrontation. A new cold war will benefit no one, Russia least of all.
Key Words NATO  Russia  Europe  Georgia  Vladimir Putin  Ukraine Crisis 
Cold War 
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