Sept. 1995
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Study
on NATO Enlargement
Contents
- Chapter 1
- Purposes and Principles of Enlargement
- Chapter 2
- How to ensure that enlargement contributes to the stability and security
of the entire Euro-Atlantic area, as part of a broad European security
architecture, and supports the objective of an undivided Europe
- Chapter 3
- How NACC and PfP can contribute concretely to the enlargement process
- Chapter 4
- How to ensure that enlargement strengthens the effectiveness of the
Alliance, preserves its ability to perform its core functions of common
defence as well as to undertake peacekeeping and other new missions,
and upholds the principles and objectives of the Washington
Treaty.
- Chapter 5
- What are the implications of membership for new members, including
their rights and obligations, and what do they need to do to prepare
for membership ?
- Chapter 6
- Modalities according to which the enlargement process should proceed
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