NATO
Our research and commentary considers the role and impact of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and assesses the effectiveness of such military alliances in the modern world.
An intergovernmental alliance between 30 European and North American countries, NATO is considered the premier security organisation in Europe, providing a system of collective defence. We look at the changing purpose and needs of such military alliances.
Our experts
Dr Ana Alecsandru
Research Fellow
Proliferation and Nuclear Policy
Ed Arnold
Research Fellow, European Security
International Security
Professor Justin Bronk
Senior Research Fellow, Airpower & Technology
Military Sciences
Jack Crawford
Research Analyst
Open Source Intelligence and Analysis (OSIA)
Dr Matthew Harries
Director of Proliferation and Nuclear Policy
Proliferation and Nuclear Policy
Paul O’Neill
Director, Military Sciences
Military Sciences
Stephen Reimer
Senior Research Fellow
Centre for Financial Crime and Security Studies
Dr Jack Watling
Senior Research Fellow, Land Warfare
Military Sciences
Fellows
General Sir Adrian Bradshaw KCB OBE DL
Distinguished Fellow
Vice Admiral Patrick Chevallereau
Distinguished Fellow
Professor Michael Clarke
Distinguished Fellow
Air Vice-Marshal Sean Corbett CB MBE
Senior Associate Fellow
Air Commodore (Ret’d) Andrew Curtis OBE
Associate Fellow; Independent Defence Researcher
Vice Admiral Peter Hudson
Distinguished Fellow
Will Jessett CBE
Senior Associate Fellow
Peter Jones CMG
Distinguished Fellow; Former COO and Director-General, FCDO
Vice Admiral Jerry Kyd CBE
Distinguished Fellow
Oana Lungescu
Distinguished Fellow
Dr Andrew Monaghan
Senior Associate Fellow; Founding Director, Russia Research Network
Tom Plant
Senior Associate Fellow
Professor Peter Roberts
Senior Associate Fellow
Jim Townsend
Senior Associate Fellow; Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for European and NATO Policy
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