Weaker Russia, soften tension between West Europe and United States

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Weaker Russia, soften tension between West Europe and United States Amri Pitoyo Priyadi - 0706165545 Tiga Tantangan Utama Setengah Abad Usia NATO Bahan bacaan: Stuart Croft, Joylon Howorth Terry Terriff, dan Mark Webber, “NATO’s Triple Challenge,” International Affairs, vol. 76 No. 3, 2000. NATO’s Triple Challenge Back in 2000 Enlargement (Relation w/ Russia) Europeanization (Relation between West Europe & United States Internal Restructuring / Adaptation Triple Expansion (function, membership, responsibility zone) . Greater tension w/ Russia Kosovo War European Military Capacity . Europeanist vs. Atlantics Imbalance in burden-sharing Defense Budget Policy . Duplication Protest throughout society Plus Plus Weaker Russia, soften tension between West Europe and United States