Publisher's Synopsis
The 1990 Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE) is a core element of cooperative security policy in Europe. The Treaty remains, therefore, of strategic relevance for Europe. However, with the original CFE Treaty suspended by Russia and the 1999 Adapted CFE (ACFE) Treaty not yet in force, conventional arms control in Europe is in a deep crisis. In this volume, leading experts from the USA, Russia and other European countries analyze the situation, propose how the current stalemate can be overcome, and offer options for conventional arms control in Europe in the security environment of the 21st century.
