Viewing NATO members through the prism of bargaining theory reveals them as states intent on obtaining the benefits of membership at the least cost to themselves. This text shows the strategies and tactics members use to try and get the better of each other without wrecking the alliance.
Focusing on military alliances, this book explores the enduring nature of NATO and its significance in shaping international relations. It delves into the historical context, strategic partnerships, and the challenges faced by the alliance, offering insights into why NATO continues to be a pivotal force in global security dynamics. Through analysis of political, military, and social factors, the work provides a comprehensive understanding of the alliance's resilience and adaptability in a changing world.