A History of NATO — The First Fifty Years

Chapter 1 NATO’s Defence Industrial Position: On the Verge of American Hegemony?

Chapter 2 NATO Procurement and the Revival of European Defense, 1950–60

Chapter 3 The Fly in the Ointment? Defence Production and Trade as an Element of Divisiveness in the Post-Cold War Alliance

Chapter 4 France and the Rationalisation of the Defence Industry: National, European or Transatlantic Strategy?

Chapter 5 The Reconciliation of Arms Co-operation with Exports

Chapter 6 Defence Industrial Globalisation — the ‘Hidden Hand of Government’

Chapter 7 NATO and Nuclear Weapons — An Introduction to Some Historical and Current Issues

Chapter 8 NATO Nuclear Strategy, 1949–90

Chapter 9 Intra-Alliance Conflict Related to Nuclear Weapons Politics: The French Case (1957–63)

Chapter 10 Limiting American Nuclear Omnipotence in NATO: The Canadian Method, 1951–68

Chapter 11 Waiting for NATO: Strategic Concepts and Force Structure

Chapter 12 The McNamara Era

Chapter 13 Post-Cold War NATO Force Structure Planning and the Vexatious Issue of Multinational Land Forces

Chapter 14 The Road to NATO’s New Strategic Concept

Chapter 15 NATO, the Northern Flank, and the Neutrals

Chapter 16 The Strategic Importance of the High North during the Cold War

Chapter 17 The Dilemmas of Alliance: Denmark’s Fifty Years with NATO

Chapter 18 Sweden — NATO’s Neutral ‘Ally’? A Post-Revisionist Account

Chapter 19 Linchpin of the Southern Flank? A General Survey of Italy in NATO, 1949–99

Chapter 20 The Evolving Strategic Significance of Turkey’s Relationship with NATO

Chapter 21 Greece and NATO: A Nettlesome Relationship