A Changing NATO for a Changing World
In his lecture, Jamie Shea will explain the reasons for the great deterioration in European security, with the emergence of a resurgent Russia and a chaotic Middle East.
He will then look at the various ideas being considered by the Western Allies for getting out of this unhappy state of affairs and restoring a modicum of security and stability on their periphery.
Will NATO’s Readiness Action Plan deter Russia, and is defence capacity building in the Middle East and North Africa really going to help local governments to solve their own problems?
Dr. Shea will look at the merits of NATO and the EU’s current military and defence efforts, and suggest ways in which they could be made more effective.
![A portrait of Jamie Shea](/sites/default/files/2023-03/sglecture_jamieshea_achangingnatoforachangingworld_16022016_01.jpg)
Extra information
Date
Tuesday 16 February, 8 pm
Entrance
Free
About the lecturer
Jamie Shea is NATO Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Emerging Security Challenges. He has been working with NATO since 1980.
He also is a regular lecturer and conference speaker on NATO and European security affairs and on public diplomacy and political communication and lobbying. He holds a D.Phil. in Modern History from Oxford University (Lincoln College), 1981.