PDGS
Partnership for Democratic Governance and Security
Title: United States: DoD Re-Emphasizes Importance of Europe to U.S. Strategy
Date:
04/12/2000
Language:
english
STRENGTHENING TRANSATLANTIC SECURITY. A U.S. STRATEGY FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
Table of Contents
Preface
CHAPTER I: AMERICA'S VITAL INTERESTS IN EUROPE
Democracy and Human Rights
Economic Prosperity
Security
CHAPTER II: A STRATEGY OF ENGAGEMENT
NATO
Multilateral and Bilateral Engagement
CHAPTER III: NATO-THE ANCHOR FOR TRANSATLANTIC SECURITY
Improving Defense Capabilities
Strengthening the European Pillar
Enlargement
CHAPTER IV: BUILDING BLOCKS OF A TRANSATLANTIC SECURITY BEYOND NATO
Partnership for Peace
Southeastern Europe
Engaging the Russian Federation
Engagement with Ukraine
The Baltic States
OSCE and Other Contributors to Security
Arms Control
CHAPTER V: THE ROLE OF U.S. MILITARY FORCES IN EUROPE
Shaping the Security Environment
Crisis Response and Smaller-Scale Contingency Operations
Deterrence and Collective Defense
CHAPTER VI: IMPROVING TRANSATLANTIC COOPERATION TO FACE GLOBAL CHALLENGES
Security Threats Posed by Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Weapons
Ballistic Missile Defenses
Theater Missiles Defense
National Missile Defense
"Non-Traditional" Transnational Threats
Building Security in Regions Beyond Europe
Persian Gulf, Middle East, and Mediterranean Littoral
Sub-Saharan Africa
Asia
Conclusions: Leadership for the 21st Century
Source:
Defense Press Service. US Department of Defense
http://www.defenselink.mil
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