Power, structures, and norms: determinants and patterns of NATO-Russia relations since 1997Anna Steinel1.11.1.234561.2.789101.3.11121.4.131.5.141.6.151.7.16171.8.2.181920212.1.2.1.1.222.1.2.23242.2.2.2.1.25262728292.2.2.3031322.2.3.332.2.4.34352.2.5.2.3.2.3.1.3637382.3.2.39402.3.3.41424344452.4.2.4.1.462.4.2.47483.484950515253543.1.3.1.1.5556573.1.2.58593.2.603.2.1.616263646566673.2.2.6869707172733.2.3.7475763.3.3.3.1.777879803.3.2.818283843.4.853.4.1.863.4.2.87883.4.3.893.5.90914.914.1.9293944.1.1.95969798994.1.2.1001011021031041054.2.1061071081091101114.3.1124.3.1.1131141154.3.2.1161174.3.3.1181194.3.4.1201211221234.3.5.1244.4.1251261275.1275.1.1281295.2.1305.2.1.1311321331341355.2.2.1361375.3.138 Danksagung A.1 BibliographyA2. List of Abbreviations A3. Founding Act on Mutual Relations, Cooperation and Security Between NATO and the Russian Federation A4. NATO-Russia Relations: A New Quality. Declaration by Heads of State and Government of NATO Member States and the Russian Federation A5. The North Atlantic Treaty A6. NATO organizational chart 577#475 A7. NATO’s partnership schemes A8. Statutory declaration (“Eidesstattliche Versicherung”) deInhaltsverzeichnisHilfe A7. NATO’s partnership schemes

NACC (1991)

all CIS countries, Albania

PfP (1994):

Albania (February 1994), Armenia (October 1994), Austria (February 1995), Azerbaijan (May 1994), Belarus (January 1995), Croatia (May 2000), Finland (May 1994), Georgia (March 1994), Ireland (December 1999), Kazakhstan (May 1994), Kyrgyzstan (June 1994), Macedonia (November 1995), Moldova (March 1994), Russia (June 1994), Sweden (May 1994), Switzerland (December 1996), Tajikistan (February 2002), Turkmenistan (May 1994), Ukraine (February 1994), Uzbekistan (July 1994)

Formerly PfP,

Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania

now NATO

Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia

EAPC (1997)

Albania, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Croatia, Finland, Georgia, Ireland, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Macedonia, Moldova, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan

IPAP

Georgia (29 October 2004), Azerbaijan (27 May 2005), Armenia (16 December 2005), Kazakhstan (31 January 2006), Moldova (19 May 2006)

MAP

Albania, Macedonia, Croatia