NATO at 75

A Timeline of Key Events and Related RAND Research

Anna M. Dowd, Stephanie Pezard, Stephen J. Flanagan, Clara de Lataillade

Data VizPublished Jul 10, 2024

Since the beginnings of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), RAND has contributed extensive research and recommendations that have informed historic decisions guiding the Alliance's adaptation and transformation. In this timeline, we map notable RAND publications to significant events in NATO's history.

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Dowd, Anna M., Stephanie Pezard, Stephen J. Flanagan, and Clara de Lataillade, NATO at 75: A Timeline of Key Events and Related RAND Research, RAND Corporation, DV-A3235-1, 2024. As of October 8, 2024: https://www.rand.org/pubs/visualizations/DVA3235-1.html
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Dowd, Anna M., Stephanie Pezard, Stephen J. Flanagan, and Clara de Lataillade, NATO at 75: A Timeline of Key Events and Related RAND Research. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2024. https://www.rand.org/pubs/visualizations/DVA3235-1.html.
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