Mediterranean Futures 2030—Toward a Transatlantic Security Strategy
Touching three major regions—Europe, Africa, and the Middle East—the Mediterranean is in a vortex of change coming from all different directions. The Mediterranean region’s political, economic, physical, and cultural stability is increasingly in doubt. Without an understanding of the key drivers of change and their interaction, there is little possibility of developing a viable strategy for reversing the trends and achieving stability. This publication examines the needed roles of the United States, EU, and NATO to counter the slide towards instability and potential conflict.
A stable Mediterranean remains critical for Western security. Not tackling the underlying problems means that we will be fighting crisis after crisis without a chance of getting ahead of them. Foresight studies, such as this, are only valuable if they lead to strategic action.
- Issues:
- Climate Change, Demography, Urbanization and Migration, Global and Domestic Governance
- Region:
- Europe
- Year Published:
- 2017
- Authors:
- Lisa Aronsson, Magnus Nordenman, Peter Engelke
- Institution:
- Atlantic Council