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The Pseudo-Issue of Ukraine's NATO Membership

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Andreas Umland
Instead of idly talking about non­existent Iraqi weapons of mass destruction or Ukraine’s unrealistic application for NATO membership, the US government needs to get real about the world we live in. Unless Bush and company stop believing in various mirages of their own creation, the post-­Cold War world will slide further down the slippery slope of mutual misunderstanding and international confrontation.



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============================================================================== Andreas Umland, CertTransl (Leipzig), MA (Stanford), MPhil (Oxford), DipPolSci, DrPhil (FU Berlin), PhD (Cambridge). Visiting fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution (more...)
 
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