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Part 1 The Rationale, Intentions and General Framework of theEnlargement: NATO Beyond Enlargement, Javier Solana; Security Cooperation andthe New NATO, Norman W. Ray; NATO and the New SHAPE, George A. Joulwan;NATO's Enlargement - Anatomy of a Decision, Jonathan Eyal; The Problems ofEnlargement, Theo Sommer; The Need for a Post-Enlargement Strategy, JeffreySimon; EU Enlargement and European Security, Fraser Cameron; A Research Noteon Eligibility for NATO Membership, Anton A. Bebler. Part 2 NATO, RussianFederation and Ukraine: The Expansion of NATO in the Context of GlobalPolitics, Mikhail S. Gorbachev; Dubious Security, Alvin Z. Rubinstein; On theNATO-Russia Founding Act, Nikolai N. Afanasievskii; NATO Enlargement andUkraine, Oleksandr Pavliuk. Part 3 The Invited Newcomers and RegionalStability: To the Senate of the United States, William J. Clinton; Poland asa NATO Member, Bronislaw Geremek; Polish Public Attitudes Toward JoiningNATO, Krzystof Ostrowski; The Czech Republic and Western Integration, OttoPick; Hungary's Security and the Enlargement, Istvan Gyarmati; NATO'sMetamorphosis and its New Members, Daniel N. Nelson and Thomas S. Szayna; TheThree Central European Militaries and the Enlargement, Dale R. Herspring; EUand NATO Enlargement and Stability in Central-Eastern Europe, MonikaWohlfeld. Part 4 The Deferred and Other Central-Eastern European Candidates:Slovenia and the "Grey Zone" in Europe, Anton A. Bebler; Romania Endeavoursto Join NATO, Adrian Severin; Slovakia and NATO, Eduard Kukan; TheEnlargement and the Baltic States, Bo Huldt. Part 5 The European Neutrals andNordic States: The Austrian Debate on NATO Membership, Hanspeter Neuhold;Neutrality and NATO Enlargement, Curt Gasteyger; NATO Enlargement - a NordicPerspective, Niels-Joergen Nehring; Postscript, Anton A. Bebler; Appendices.