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Rudolph Atallah, senior fellow in the Atlantic Council’s Michael S. Ansari Africa Center, testified at a House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs hearing on “The Growing Crisis in Africa’s Sahel Region.”
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New Atlanticist Roundtable: Transatlantic Alliance
July 22, 2009
The Atlantic Council's New Atlanticist blog hosted a roundtable on the future of the transatlantic alliance. Topics of discussion included: Is NATO expansion over?; Can NATO survive losing Afghanistan?; and What will French reintegration mean for the alliance?
Participants:
Christian Brose
Senior editor at Foreign Policy and editor of its Shadow Government blog; former chief speechwriter and policy advisor to Secretary of State Condoleeza RiceNikolas Gvosdev
Professor at Naval War College; senior editor of The National InterestJames Joyner
Managing editor of the Atlantic Council and editor of its New Atlanticist blogJames Poulos
Editor of Postmodern Conservative blog at First ThingsDamon Wilson
Director of the Atlantic Council's International Security Program; former Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for European Affairs at the National Security Council
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Press Coverage:
- NSDM professor to speak at Atlantic Council – Naval War College Public Affairs, Tyler Will
Blogger Reaction:
- The Future of NATO? – National Interest, The Washington Realist, Nikolas Gvosdev
New Atlanticist Analysis:
- Afghanistan Caveats Coming to End? – James Joyner
- New NATO Concept a Chance for Europe to Recommit to Alliance – Jan Techau
- NATO: Relic or Revitalized? – Harlan Ullman
- French NATO Return: Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship? – Steven Philip Kramer
- 5 Questions for Pierre Vimont – James Joyner
- NATO Modernization: A New Strategic Vision – Rafael L. Bardají and Manuel Coma
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