Programs
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Defense & Security Policy
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Transatlantic Coalition Building
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Concept Development & Experimentation
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Programs/
Defence & Security Policy:
Cyber Security
Project on National Security Reform
Emergence of new concepts
Transition from Stabilization to Reconstruction in a Theater of Operations
Exploratory Guide for Interagency Strategic Planning
Colloquium: Getting Organized for the Sake of Peace- Interagency Management of International Crises
Relations between the United-States and the European Union
U.S. Interagency Coordination
Future Military Coalitions: The Transatlantic Challenge; Implications of a Common European Security and Defense Policy (CESDP) on Future Transatlantic Military Capabilities
Future Military Coalitions: The Transatlantic Challenge; Implications of a Common European Security & Defense Policy (CESDP) on Future Transatlantic Military Capabilities
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This project builds on an another quadripartite (France, Germany, the U.K. the U.S.) study of coalition military operations. It convened a political/military working group of experts and officials from the United States and Europe to explore through examination of potential future crisis scenarios how CESDP could affect the force composition, military capabilities, system developments, conduct and potential success of transatlantic versus Europe-only operations.
An important aspect of the project is the identification of equipment capability gaps, and the examination of the multinational and national processes and apparatus for rectifying these.
Taking the NATO Defense Capabilities Initiative (DCI) and the EU's inventory of capabilities as starting points, the project helps establish a focused set of equipment capability priorities for the next fifteen years.