 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on International Relations - 1997 - 300 pages
...will invite several of our democratic partners to begin negotiations to join the alliance. Our purpose is to do for Europe's east what NATO did 50 years...confidence in economic recovery and deter conflict. The process of enlargement has already encouraged the settlement of historic disputes between Hungary... | |
 | Patrick Heenan, Monique Lamontagne - 1999 - 308 pages
...the process of reform and expansion it is intended that NATO should "do for Europe's East what [it] did 50 years ago for Europe's West: to integrate new...confidence in economic recovery, and deter conflict" (see Albright and Obey). Within the United States, those who favor NATO expansion stress that it is... | |
 | Thomas Blood - 1999 - 306 pages
...expounded even further. "The purpose of enlargement is to do for Europe's east what NATO did fifty years ago for Europe's west: to integrate new democracies, defeat old hatreds, provide confidence in • conomic recovery, and deter conflict. Those who say NATO enlargement should wait until a military... | |
 | Glen Segell - 2000 - 247 pages
...Secretary Albright's characterization of more limited expansion, when she declared, "The purpose of NATO enlargement is to do for Europe's east what NATO did...confidence in economic recovery and deter conflict." Well, some in the Russian Duma do ! Perhaps even using the exact wording of Secretary Albright's but... | |
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The purpose of enlargement is to do for Europe's east what NATO did fifty years ago for Europe's west: to integrate new democracies, defeat old hatreds, provide confidence in economic recovery, and deter conflict. 