Journals / The Turkish Yearbook of International Relations / 1980 / Sayı: 20

Political Consultation in NATO

Pages
217–227
Publication Date
1980-05-01
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Political consultation and collective discussion is not merely talking about various policy options; it is the means through which harmonious, and perhaps common, lines of policy can be agreed upon.

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Objective & Hypothesis:"There cannot be unity in defence and disunity in foreign policy." These words, uttered approxi nately a quarter of a century ago, by NATO's "three wise men," hold true today, as they did in 1956.What these words allude to, is the very essence of what holds NATO together.
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Key Findings & Data:This is the practice of political consultation.
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Conclusion & Impact:Political consultation and collective discussion is not merely talking about various policy options; it is the means through which harmonious, and perhaps common, lines of policy can be agreed upon.
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⚙️Variables:Political · Consultation · NATO

Abstract

"There cannot be unity in defence and disunity in foreign policy." These words, uttered approxi nately a quarter of a century ago, by NATO's "three wise men," hold true today, as they did in 1956.What these words allude to, is the very essence of what holds NATO together. This is the practice of political consultation. Political consultation is the most important factor for the continuation and growth of the alliance. Indeed, it is the sine qua non of the alliance which was created to counter imminent threat from outside forces to the territorlal integrity and the well-being of its member states. Political consultation and collective discussion is not merely talking about various policy options; it is the means through which harmonious, and perhaps common, lines of policy can be agreed upon.

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"There cannot be unity in defence and disunity in foreign policy." These words, uttered approxi nately a quarter of a century ago, by NATO's "three wise men," hold true today, as they did in 1956.What these words allude to, is the very essence of what holds NATO together. This is the practice of political consultation. Political consultation is the most important factor for the continuation and growth of the alliance. Indeed, it is the sine qua non of the alliance which was created to counter imminent threat from outside forces to the territorlal integrity and the well-being of its member states. Political consultation and collective discussion is not merely talking about various policy options; it is the means through which harmonious, and perhaps common, lines of policy can be agreed upon.

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Onulduran, E. (1980). Political Consultation in NATO. The Turkish Yearbook of International Relations, Sayı: 20, 217–227. https://doi.org/10.1501/Intrel_0000000239

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