Reassurance and Deterrence in Asia

IF 2.2 2区社会学 Q1 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Security Studies Pub Date : 2022-08-08 DOI:10.1080/09636412.2022.2140598

O. Mastro

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Abstract

the former Warsaw Pact members of NATO, which view the United States as the ultimate defender against Russia, and long-standing NATO members such as France, which, at least prior to the expanded Russian war against Ukraine in 2022, had grown less enamored of European dependence on American security commitments, it is critical to gain insight into how Europeans view their role within NATO. The reassurance issues Blankenship and Lin-Greenberg raise will only grow more complex if Europe manages to develop more significant strategic capabilities of its own, and the United States rebalances more of its foreign and national security policy over time away from Europe and toward the Indo-Pacific.

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亚洲的安抚与威慑

北约的前华约成员国将美国视为对抗俄罗斯的最终捍卫者，而法国等北约长期成员国至少在2022年俄罗斯扩大对乌克兰的战争之前，对欧洲对美国安全承诺的依赖程度有所下降，因此深入了解欧洲人如何看待他们在北约中的作用至关重要。如果欧洲设法发展自己更重要的战略能力，而美国随着时间的推移从欧洲向印太地区重新平衡其外交和国家安全政策，布兰肯希普和林格林伯格提出的保证问题只会变得更加复杂。

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Security Studies INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS-

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