Keeping P(e)ace? Contributing to Stability Beyond NATO’s Borders
summary
Two decades of missions leave three concrete claims: NATO secures territory faster than it builds governance, so success requires link local and national politics and pair military clearing with funded, accountable civic programs; civilian protection must be an operational metric, not an afterthought, with monitoring to show whether interventions reduce or generate new grievances; leverage comes from policy tools like condition withdrawals on rights and limit arms transfers; rebuild civil‑military channels and institutionalize youth and women’s representation.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:15Global Disorder
- 7:47Panelists
- 10:13Lessons Learned
- 12:26NATOs Role
- 14:26Civilian Protection
- 18:08QA
- 20:43Protection and Inclusion
- 26:18NATO and Civil Society
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