NATO’S STRATEGIC CONCEPT– A Canadian Perspective

 

Media Resources

Media Availability

Diplomatic Experts

Paul Chapin

 

Lead Author, Former Director General International Security, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Former Minister Counsellor, Canadian Embassy Washington DC

John Noble

 

Former Ambassador, Canadian Embassy to the Hellenic Republic

Academic Experts

Dr. Jack Granatstein

 

Eminent Canadian Historian

Military Experts

Colonel (Retired) Alain Pellerin

 

Executive Director, CDA Institute

Major-General (Retired) Lewis MacKenzie

 

Former Commander, United Nations Protection Force, Sarajevo—Bosnia Herzegovina

Dr. David Bercuson

 

Director of Programmes, CDFAI

March 2010

 

Time to Get Real on NATO

By Stephen M. Walt

Foreign Policy, 4 March 2010

 

 

February 2010

 

Analysis: NATO looks to transform itself to face new threats
By Labott, Elise
CNN Politics, 28 February 2010

 

Outside View: NATO's future -- backbone is needed
By Ullman, Harlan
United Press international (Upi.com), 24 February 2010

 

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on NATO’s Future

Speech at Atlantic Council of the United States

February 22, 2010

 

 

January 2010

 

Norway Minister: NATO Must Revisit 'Core Values'
By Gerard O’Dwyer
Defense News, 14 January 2010

 

 

November 2010

 

NATO boss Rasmussen calls for stronger security cooperation with EU
European Parliament, 18 November 2009

 

 

October 2009

 

Hugh Segal’s Take On How To Make NATO Relevant
By David Pugliese
Ottawa Citizen, 7 October 2009
A speech given by Conservative Senator Hugh Segal to the Institute of Public Administration of Canada on updating the NATO Charter and strategy

 

Thinking the Unthinkable: NATO's Global Military Roadmap
By Rick Rozoff

on GlobalResearch.ca (Centre for Research on Globalization), 3 October 2009

 

 

June 2009

 

e-SITREP: NATO @ 60—Securing our Future?

By Eric Dion

 

Media Resources - General Info

In promoting an educated dialogue, both CDA Institute and CDFAI have provided other nations’ views of the NATO Strategic Concept and they can be found on the Other Papers page at left.  Additionally Canadian experts have been made available for both print and broadcast media below. Source data links used for financial information in the study are included below.  Finally, material published internationally on the subject of the NATO Strategic Concept is available on this page.

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Other Resources

John S. Cowan

Introductory Remarks

Press Conference Remarks

Michel Maisonneuve

Conclusions

Military Aspects

Source Data

Financial Data

 

Various sources were used to compile financial data quoted in the study, especially with regards to defence expenditures by nation. These are listed below:

 

Financial and economic data related to NATO defence

NATO Press Release Feb 2009

 

Report on Defence Expenditures 1985-2009

 

Financial data relating to Canada’s mission in Afghanistan: Canadian Parliamentary Budget Officer

 

Fiscal Impact of the Canadian Mission in Afghanistan (2008 Report)

 

Methodology for Estimating the Fiscal Impact of the Costs Incurred by the Government of Canada in Afghanistan (2008 Report)

 

 

Casualty Data

 

Data for casualties in Afghanistan drawn from numerous sources, but primarily from icasualties.org

 

Operation Enduring Freedom Military Fatalities

The Conference

of Defence Associations Institute

The Canadian Defence

and Foreign Affairs Institute

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