The future of NATO burden-sharing in out-of-area missions considering latest developments in the transatlantic relationship

The paper explores NATO's transformation from a collective defense alliance with a clear adversary to a multifunctional entity focused on collective security. It highlights NATO's unique role as a contractual foundation for transatlantic partners, emphasizing its significance in fostering a community of values among member states despite existing differences. The analysis is situated within the context of the evolving multipolar world order and reflects on the implications of these changes for international politics.