NATO: towards a new synthesis

Article Abstract:

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) needs to adopt a more conceptual approach to deal with the challenges posed by changing security environments. NATO's key policy issues of enlargement, European defence and structural arrangements, and ties with Russia represent a piecemeal rather than a coordinated strategy of dealing with change. NATO needs to realize the link between these diverse concerns and integrate the whole into an internal adaptation process. Primacy should be accorded to internal reforms to achieve a coherence in the face of radical changes in security concerns.

Planning, Reports, International agencies, International organizations, North Atlantic Treaty Organization

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Where everybody knew my name

Article Abstract:

A woman named Elizabeth receives an e-mail message that is also sent out to 400 other Elizabeths. An e-mail conversation between various Elizabeths ensues about the name Elizabeth. It quickly turns out that many of the participants in the e-mail conversation are not really named Elizabeth, and the conversation stops.

Electronic mail systems, Email, Names, Personal, Personal names

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Disappearing acts: after five years of expatriate games, an American finds that no mater where you go, that's who you are

Article Abstract:

An American woman who left to live abroad when she became exasperated by everyday life in the US describes finally settling on the west coast of Ireland. She returned to the US after five years to find she had become an expatriate in her own country.

Column, Expatriation

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