Europe Whole and Free. Vision and Reality

Preface

CHAPTER ONE: ROOTS

• Peace without Victory

Sławomir Dębski

• The Vision Thing

Kori Schake

• Making Plan A Work: For Europe, the American Presence Remains Essential

Ulrich Speck

• A Chance That Was?

Sergey Utkin

• Europe Whole and Free: Mission Accomplished or an Unfulfilled Promise?

Robert Kupiecki

• Russia: A European Headache

Lilia Shevtsova

• A Europe Whole and Counterfactual?

François Heisbourg

• U.S. Congressional Engagement with Central and Eastern Europe since 1991: Ending the Balkan Wars and Pursuing NATO Enlargement

Michael Haltzel

• Europe Whole and Free: What Three Decades Have Wrought

Dov S. Zakheim

CHAPTER TWO: INSTITUTIONS

• After a Europe Whole and Free

Thomas Wright

• 30 Years Later

Sven Sakkov

• NATO Enlargement: Still One of the Best Accomplishments of the 20th Century

Kurt Volker

• Sustaining the Promise of Mainz

Stephen J. Flanagan

• Predicting the Past and Unmaking the Future

Ernest Wyciszkiewicz

• Has the West Achieved George Bush’s Vision or Abandoned It?

Ian Bond

• Why European Unity and Freedom Still Matter to the United States

Anna Wieslander

• Neither Eulogy nor Euphoria: The EU Learns to Live with a World Order Other than Its Own

Oana Popescu-Zamfir

• The Thirty-Year False Peace: A Mostly Free, but Divided Europe

Bruno Tertrais

• A Europe Whole and Free: Vision, Accomplishment, or Unfulfilled Pledge—A NATO Perspective

Heinrich Brauss

CHAPTER THREE: FUTURE