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All items tagged Mediterranean DialogueOpen Think Tank ArticlesMay 16, 2012 | Defining Partnerships: Why the "Stability" Critique is FlawedJosiah Jason Surface: Stability is a desirable outcome for all parties in the Mediterranean Dialogue. This does not mean returning to the failed policies of the past; our Atlantic Memo is rather a roadmap for maintaining a commitment to the burgeoning democratic institutions of the region. ... MoreApril 3, 2012 | Your Ideas, Your NATO: Partnerships after the Arab Spring - The WinnersEditorial Team: Atlantic-community.org is happy to announce the winners of Category 2 of our policy workshop competition. Geoffrey Levin is our first place winner and will present the Atlantic Memo to decision makers at our event in May. Vivien Pertusot is our second place winner. ... MoreMarch 23, 2012 | NATO and the Arab Spring: Democracy Promotion and Security Sector ReformAlexander Corbeil: Given NATO’s linkages to Arab states through the Mediterranean Dialogue, the Alliance should actively support the transition to democracy in post-Arab Spring countries by utilizing its various resources in the realms of institutional creation, democracy promotion, and security sector reform. ... MoreMarch 22, 2012 | NATO and the OSCE: Joining Forces to Support the Arab SpringGillian Kennedy: NATO should seek to encourage a stronger collaborative relationship with the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. The OSCE has experience with a number of democracy-building options that are outside NATO’s expertise, but key to a stronger relationship with states caught up in the Arab Spring. ... MoreMarch 21, 2012 | Mare Nostrum: Building a Stronger Mediterranean DialogueJosiah Jason Surface: NATO must take concrete steps to strengthen its partnership framework with North Africa. Inviting Libya to join, expanding the topics covered, and tying the dialogue to discussions with the Arab League will help strengthen the Mediterranean community and the ties of partnership. ... MoreMarch 20, 2012 | Partnerships Should Be IncentivizedVivien Pertusot: NATO’s leverage in the Arab world is limited, and the Arab uprisings illustrated it. Transition and reform processes will leave little room for NATO. Its only options are to better clarify its expectations, to listen more, and to cooperate with other actors to offer multifaceted cooperation packages. ... MoreMarch 18, 2012 | Building on the Mediterranean Dialogue and Social MediaElizabeth Mallia: The Mediterranean Dialogue’s aspect of soft power is one of the greatest strength’s of NATO initiative. NATO should use this soft power in tandem with social media to promote NATO’s values and agenda in the region. ... MoreMarch 18, 2012 | Civil-Military Relations: NATO Support for MD Partner CountriesKaren Joy Harriger : In order for NATO to support the transition process in its Mediterranean Dialogue partner countries, its methods must focus on both encouraging the development of civil-military governments and ensuring that these governments grow in strength over time. ... MoreMarch 18, 2012 | The Mediterranean Treaty OrganizationDanilo Pennisi: Today, security for Europe is defense from international terrorism, weapons and drug traffic. Because North African states are gateways for these threats, we should push to create a sort of military alliance with North African states in order to make security more inclusive. ... MoreMarch 15, 2012 | James Appathurai on Central Asia, the Caucasus, and More
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