Program Publications
Change Management and Cultural Transformation in NATO
Anchoring the Alliance
It's Time to Put the Nuclear Issue Behind Us
The Strategic Rationale for Promoting Transatlantic Values in a Globalized World
The Transatlantic Bargain After "the Pivot"
Transatlantic Nations and Global Security: Pivoting and Partnerships
NATO's Cyber Capabilities: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
Pursuing Cyber Statecraft
Nordic-Baltic Security in the 21st Century
Learning from Libya: The Right Lessons for NATO
REGISTER
International Security
A rapidly evolving and uncertain world – in which new challenges and threats can develop either suddenly or over time – demands a reevaluation of traditional security relationships and strategies. The Council’s Program on International Security examines U.S. relationships with allies and adversaries in an effort to build consensus around policies that contribute to a more stable, secure and well-governed world.
To help continue this dialogue, the International Security Program works closely with the Strategic Advisors Group and Senior Fellows to maintain several initiatives that focus on issues related to the Transatlantic relationship.
Building a Secure Cyber Future: Attacks on Estonia, Five Years On
May 23, 2012
Please join the Atlantic Council for an interactive conference titled: “Building a Secure Cyber Future: Attacks on Estonia, Five Years On,” which will take place on Wednesday, May 23 at the Madison Hotel in Washington, DC.
The Atlantic Council Covers the 2012 NATO Summit in Chicago
May 20, 2012
For over fifty years, the Atlantic Council has served as a preeminent, nonpartisan institution devoted to promoting transatlantic cooperation and international security. This May, as the NATO Summit converges on Chicago, the Atlantic Council maintains that the transatlantic alliance remains not only relevant, but vital, to today’s changing world.
Economic Competitiveness and U.S. National Security
James Jones | May 16, 2012
As America considers its global strategy in this still young and opportunity-filled century, we have the chance to deploy a potent but under-utilized asset. This is our nation’s vast and highly capable private sector. U.S.
The Challenge of Change
Chuck Hagel | May 15, 2012A new world order is being built today by seven billion global citizens.
America’s responsibilities in this new world and to future generations are as enormous as they are humbling. The challenges and choices before us demand leadership that reaches into the future without stumbling over today. They also require challenging every past frame of reference.
Change Management and Cultural Transformation in NATO
May 14, 2012
In an Atlantic Council issue brief, “Change Management and Cultural Transformation in NATO: Lessons from the Public and Private Sectors,” Edgar Buckley, former assistant secretary general of NATO, and Nancy DeViney, vice president for Organizational Change Management at IBM argue that applying lessons learned from change management and cultural tran
The Next Step for Arms Control: A Nuclear Control Regime
May 14, 2012
On May 14, 2012, the Atlantic Council hosted a roundtable with Richard Burt and Jan Lodal to discuss proposals put forward in their recent joint paper ‘The Next Step for Arms Control: A Nuclear Control Regime.’
Anchoring the Alliance
May 14, 2012
On the eve of the Chicago summit, a new Atlantic Council report argues for the enduring importance of NATO, and calls for renewed leadership from the Alliance's members to ensure NATO's vibrancy in the decade to come.
Atlantic Council Report Calls for Renewed Leadership from NATO Member States
May 14, 2012WASHINGTON — On the eve of the Chicago summit, a new Atlantic Council report argues for the enduring importance of NATO, and calls for renewed leadership from the Alliance's members to ensure NATO's vibrancy in the decade to come.
'Anchoring the Alliance' Report Launch
May 14, 2012
On May 14, the Atlantic Council launched ‘Anchoring the Alliance,’ a new report authored by R. Nicholas Burns, former US undersecretary of state, permanent representative to NATO, and current Atlantic Council board director.
It's Time to Put the Nuclear Issue Behind Us
May 13, 2012
In a new Atlantic Council issue brief, authors Lord Robertson, Franklin C. Miller, and Kori Schake urge NATO heads of states to put nuclear issues behind them when they gather in Chicago this week.
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PROGRAM EVENTS
Building a Secure Cyber Future: Attacks on Estonia, Five Years On
Please join the Atlantic Council for an interactive conference titled: “Building a Secure Cyber Future: Attacks on Estonia, Five Years On,” which will take place on Wednesday, May 23 at the Madison Hotel in Washington, DC.
The Atlantic Council Covers the 2012 NATO Summit in Chicago
For over fifty years, the Atlantic Council has served as a preeminent, nonpartisan institution devoted to promoting transatlantic cooperation and international security. This May, as the NATO Summit converges on Chicago, the Atlantic Council maintains that the transatlantic alliance remains not only relevant, but vital, to today’s changing world.
The Next Step for Arms Control: A Nuclear Control Regime
On May 14, 2012, the Atlantic Council hosted a roundtable with Richard Burt and Jan Lodal to discuss proposals put forward in their recent joint paper ‘The Next Step for Arms Control: A Nuclear Control Regime.’
'Anchoring the Alliance' Report Launch
On May 14, the Atlantic Council launched ‘Anchoring the Alliance,’ a new report authored by R. Nicholas Burns, former US undersecretary of state, permanent representative to NATO, and current Atlantic Council board director.
Forum on the Ratification of the Law of the Sea Convention
On May 9, Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta and General Martin Dempsey, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, spoke to a gathering of US national security and business leaders in Washington, DC, convened by The Pew Charitable Trusts and the Atlantic Council.
The United States and Nordic-Baltic Cooperation: An Enhanced Partnership in a Global World
On April 10, the Atlantic Council held a discussion on recent developments and future prospects of the Enhanced Partnership in Northern Europe (e-PINE), which seeks to strengthen US cooperation with the eight Nordic and Baltic countries.
International Engagement in Cyberspace 2012
On April 10, 2012, Georgetown University’s Institute for Law, Science, and Global Security and the Atlantic Council co-hosted “International Engagement in Cyberspace 2012: Establishing International Norms & Improved Cyber Security,” the second annual day-long conference to promote a dialogue between policymakers, key industry stakeholders, and academics regarding the issues, problems, and opportunities in the global commons that is cyberspace.
