challenges, every NATO member is—and if not addressed, this failure of leadership will do more to undermine NATO internally than Russia could ever hope to achieve. What is more, the lack of diversity in organization, representation, and occupations makes for stale thinking that perpetuates the tried, not the innovative. Solving these challenges, however, requires breaking new, and messy, ground. While not an encomium to NATO, the book is optimistic. The authors are best at providing the historical context to NATO decisions and missions, and this will be well appreciated by many. As a reference text, this book lays down important foundational ideas. As a guide to fix NATO, I am less certain.

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书评：加拿大外交政策：对转型领域的思考。

挑战，每一个北约成员都面临着——如果不加以解决，这种领导力的失败将对北约内部造成的破坏将超过俄罗斯所希望达到的程度。更重要的是，组织、代表和职业缺乏多样性会导致陈旧的思维方式使久经考验的人，而不是创新的人永存。然而，解决这些挑战需要开辟新的、混乱的领域。虽然不是对北约的赞美，但这本书是乐观的。作者最擅长为北约的决定和任务提供历史背景，这将受到许多人的赞赏。作为参考书，本书阐述了重要的基本思想。作为修复北约的指南，我不太确定。