F Stephen Larrabee
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1064438 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | F Stephen Larrabee |
| NOMBRES | F Stephen |
| APELLIDO | Larrabee |
| FIRMA | LARRABEE F S |
| AFILIACIONES | RAND Corporation |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 38 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 69 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1981 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Turkey and the Changing Dynamics of the Kurdish Issue
With the onset of the Syrian conflict, from Ankara's perspective, the Kurdish issue has become larger and more complex
Turkish-Iranian Relations in a Changing Middle East
Turkey and Iran tend to be rivals rather than close partners, despite sharing certain economic and security interests. For instance, Turkey supports the opposition in Syria, while Iran supports the regime. Turkey is further concerned about a possible nuclear arms race in the Middle East. U.S. and Turkish interests in the region closely overlap, but the United States should not expect Turkey to follow its policy toward Iran unconditionally.
Turkey's New Kurdish Opening
At the end of December 2012, the government of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed to begin exploratory discussions with Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned head of the Kurdistan Workers
Greek–Turkish relations in an era of regional and global change
This article examines the changing dynamics of Greek–Turkish relations since the end of the Second World War. The initial sections focus on tensions during the Cold War and their impact on relations with the USA and NATO. Subsequent sections examine the origin and impact of the thaw in relations between Athens and Ankara since l999; the changing role of the Cyprus issue; and new regional security threats. A final section discusses prospects for f…
Prospects for Democratization in the Arab World
Daunting challenges lie ahead for countries undergoing political transitions in the Arab world. Researchers identify the challenges these countries face and suggest policy approaches that may help foster enduring democracies
Democratization in the Arab World
Daunting challenges lie ahead for Arab countries where revolutions have upended longstanding authoritarian regimes. This monograph aims to help policymakers understand the challenges ahead, form well-founded expectations, shape diplomatic approaches, and take practical steps to foster positive change
Nato and the Challenge of Austerity
Reductions currently under way make it clear that NATO faces more than a simple, short-term budget squeeze. The longer trend will have a serious impact on Europe's ability to deploy and sustain power
Turkey and the Gulf Cooperation Council
In the last decade, the Gulf has emerged as an important focal point of Turkish foreign policy. The Arab Awakening, however, has unleashed powerful pressures for change throughout the Middle East and Gulf. The key question is what impact these pressures for change will have on Turkey's foreign policy toward the Gulf and the Middle East more broadly. Ankara's Gulf policy was predicated on the political status quo in the Gulf remaining largely inta…
Turkey's Eurasian Agenda
Turkey's Kurdish Challenge
A Turkish failure to adequately address Kurdish concerns in drafting the new constitution could undercut its ability to act as a successful model for peaceful democratic change in the Middle East
The United States and security in the Black Sea region
In the last half decade, the wider Black Sea region has emerged as an increasing security issue for the United States. This has been reflected in a growing number of articles, briefings, books and policy papers devoted to the issue of security in the wider Black Sea area. Within the US government, as well, US officials have begun to pay increasing attention to the region and have attempted to craft a more coherent and comprehensive strategy towar…
France and Nato
Under President Nicolas Sarkozy, France has embarked on a major defence transformation with far-reaching implications for relations with the United States, NATO and European defence more broadly. The new White Paper on French Security and Defence, released in June 2008 after months of internal debate, jettisons a number of precepts and policies that have dominated French defence thinking since the mid l960s. The most controversial change announce…
Ukraine at the Crossroads
Additional informationNotes on contributorsF. Stephen Larrabee F. Stephen Larrabee holds the Corporate Chair in European Security at the RAND Corporation in Washington, D.C., and was a member of the National Security Council during the Carter administration
Ukraine and the west
Danger and Opportunity in Eastern Europe
EASTERN EUROPE is undergoing important changes that could erode Europe's security and damage U.S. interests. The enlargement of both NATo and the European Union was supposed to consolidate political and economic reform in the region and aid its integration with the West. The recent rise of nationalist and populist forces in several countries in eastern Europe, however, threatens to undermine the reform process. Enlargement fatigue in the EU and g…
Greece’s Balkan Policy in a New Strategic Era
Developments in the Balkans have always been at the top of Greece’s foreign policy considerations. This article reviews Greece’s approach to the region during the Cold War period and especially since then by attempting to explain why the region holds such a high priority for Greece and how the country and its foreign policy elite deal with it. The need for having a domestic consensus, lining up policy with that of the European Union, working with…
Turkish Foreign Policy in an Age of Uncertainty
Persian Gulf Security
The authors lay out a practical and realistic blueprint for securing improved European force contributions to Persian Gulf security that appears well within the allies' political, financial, and military means
La Democratizzazione Nell'europa Sud-Orientale
IntroduzioneIl saggio si propone tre obiettivi tra loro connessi: collocare l'evoluzione delle democrazie dell'Europa sud-orientale nel quadro teorico degli studi sulla democratizzazione; trarre da tali esperienze elementi utili allo studio comparato dei processi di democratizzazione; e valutare in maniera critica le rappresentazioni della regione che impediscono di formulare giudizi più obiettivi sui tentativi democratici di questi paesi e sulle…
The EU needs to rethink its Cyprus policy
America and Europe
Foreword Preface 1. Introduction: an Atlantic partnership for the new era David C. Gompert 2. Double enlargement: redefining the Atlantic partnership after the Cold War Ronald D. Asmus 3. An economic agenda for the new era Gregory Treverton 4. A new partnership: new Nato structures James A. Thomson 5. Europe as partner John Van Oudenaren 6. America as partner David C. Gompert 7. Security challenges on Europe's Eastern periphery F. Stephen Larrabe…
Can Nato survive
Ukraine's balancing Act
What will Nato enlargement cost
Nato and the Have-Nots
Building a New Nato
Three years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Europe is headed toward crisis. Memories of democracy's triumph have faded. The immense problems facing the new democracies in the East are increasingly compounded by political gridlock, economic recession and resurgent nationalism. The revolutions of 1989 not only toppled communism; they unleashed a set of dynamics that have unraveled the peace orders of Yalta and Versailles. War in the Balkans, ins…
Long Memories and Short Fuses
Nato expansion
America and Europe
Foreword Preface 1. Introduction: an Atlantic partnership for the new era David C. Gompert 2. Double enlargement: redefining the Atlantic partnership after the Cold War Ronald D. Asmus 3. An economic agenda for the new era Gregory Treverton 4. A new partnership: new Nato structures James A. Thomson 5. Europe as partner John Van Oudenaren 6. America as partner David C. Gompert 7. Security challenges on Europe's Eastern periphery F. Stephen Larrabe…
Ukraine's balancing Act
What will Nato enlargement cost
Instability and change in the Balkans
Gorbachev and the Soviet Military
Turkish Foreign Policy in an Age of Uncertainty
Can Nato survive
Conventional Arms Control and East-West Security
This book addresses some of the key conceptual issues related to the NATO-Warsaw Pact Vienna talks on Conventional forces in Europe (CFE). The chapters presented include: Constraints in Europe, Nuclear weapons and conventional arms control, and Approaches to conventional arms reductions
Turkey's New Kurdish Opening
At the end of December 2012, the government of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed to begin exploratory discussions with Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned head of the Kurdistan Workers
Turkey and the Gulf Cooperation Council
In the last decade, the Gulf has emerged as an important focal point of Turkish foreign policy. The Arab Awakening, however, has unleashed powerful pressures for change throughout the Middle East and Gulf. The key question is what impact these pressures for change will have on Turkey's foreign policy toward the Gulf and the Middle East more broadly. Ankara's Gulf policy was predicated on the political status quo in the Gulf remaining largely inta…
Ukraine at the Crossroads
Additional informationNotes on contributorsF. Stephen Larrabee F. Stephen Larrabee holds the Corporate Chair in European Security at the RAND Corporation in Washington, D.C., and was a member of the National Security Council during the Carter administration
Ukraine and the west
Turkey's Kurdish Challenge
A Turkish failure to adequately address Kurdish concerns in drafting the new constitution could undercut its ability to act as a successful model for peaceful democratic change in the Middle East
The EU needs to rethink its Cyprus policy
Nato and the Have-Nots
Down and Out in Warsaw and Budapest
The author examines the implications and policy dilemmas posed by potential migrations from the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. The article is divided into five parts. The first section examines the pattern and possible dimensions of migration from the former Soviet Union. The second section discusses the problem posed for Eastern Europe by increased migration from the former Soviet Union and the efforts undertaken by these countries to c…
Gorbachev
Instability and Change in Eastern Europe
Dateline Athens
Gorbachev
Eastern Europe
Gorbachev and the Soviet Military
The Two German States and European Security
From reunification to reassociation - new dimensions of German question, F.Stephen Larrabee changing nature of German question, Renata Fritsch-Bournazel origins of a new inter-German relationship, James MacAdams German questions or the shrinking of Germany, Gebhard Schweigler two German states and European security, Max Schmidt GDR's Deutschlandpolitik - bloc integration and search for autonomy, Gerd Meyer changing security dimensions of inter-Ge…
Soviet Policy Toward Germany
Conventional Arms Control and East-West Security
This book addresses some of the key conceptual issues related to the NATO-Warsaw Pact Vienna talks on Conventional forces in Europe (CFE). The chapters presented include: Constraints in Europe, Nuclear weapons and conventional arms control, and Approaches to conventional arms reductions
Long Memories and Short Fuses
Down and Out in Warsaw and Budapest
The author examines the implications and policy dilemmas posed by potential migrations from the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. The article is divided into five parts. The first section examines the pattern and possible dimensions of migration from the former Soviet Union. The second section discusses the problem posed for Eastern Europe by increased migration from the former Soviet Union and the efforts undertaken by these countries to c…
Instability and change in the Balkans
Building a New Nato
Three years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Europe is headed toward crisis. Memories of democracy's triumph have faded. The immense problems facing the new democracies in the East are increasingly compounded by political gridlock, economic recession and resurgent nationalism. The revolutions of 1989 not only toppled communism; they unleashed a set of dynamics that have unraveled the peace orders of Yalta and Versailles. War in the Balkans, ins…
Nato expansion
Can Nato survive
Ukraine's balancing Act
What will Nato enlargement cost
Nato and the Have-Nots
America and Europe
Foreword Preface 1. Introduction: an Atlantic partnership for the new era David C. Gompert 2. Double enlargement: redefining the Atlantic partnership after the Cold War Ronald D. Asmus 3. An economic agenda for the new era Gregory Treverton 4. A new partnership: new Nato structures James A. Thomson 5. Europe as partner John Van Oudenaren 6. America as partner David C. Gompert 7. Security challenges on Europe's Eastern periphery F. Stephen Larrabe…
The EU needs to rethink its Cyprus policy
Persian Gulf Security
The authors lay out a practical and realistic blueprint for securing improved European force contributions to Persian Gulf security that appears well within the allies' political, financial, and military means
La Democratizzazione Nell'europa Sud-Orientale
IntroduzioneIl saggio si propone tre obiettivi tra loro connessi: collocare l'evoluzione delle democrazie dell'Europa sud-orientale nel quadro teorico degli studi sulla democratizzazione; trarre da tali esperienze elementi utili allo studio comparato dei processi di democratizzazione; e valutare in maniera critica le rappresentazioni della regione che impediscono di formulare giudizi più obiettivi sui tentativi democratici di questi paesi e sulle…
Turkish Foreign Policy in an Age of Uncertainty
Greece’s Balkan Policy in a New Strategic Era
Developments in the Balkans have always been at the top of Greece’s foreign policy considerations. This article reviews Greece’s approach to the region during the Cold War period and especially since then by attempting to explain why the region holds such a high priority for Greece and how the country and its foreign policy elite deal with it. The need for having a domestic consensus, lining up policy with that of the European Union, working with…
Ukraine and the west
Danger and Opportunity in Eastern Europe
EASTERN EUROPE is undergoing important changes that could erode Europe's security and damage U.S. interests. The enlargement of both NATo and the European Union was supposed to consolidate political and economic reform in the region and aid its integration with the West. The recent rise of nationalist and populist forces in several countries in eastern Europe, however, threatens to undermine the reform process. Enlargement fatigue in the EU and g…
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