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This article examines the question of how NATO employs instruments of power as it prepares for a possible defence against aggression from a potential adversary.
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Oct 5, 2023 · By synchronizing the capabilities of the current 31 member nations’ Nationally Integrated Instruments of Power with the Alliance’s existing military capabilities, the NATO can ensure both military and governmental policies are aligned toward a common goal.
Nov 6, 2023 · To adapt to changes in warfighting, NATO is developing a multi-domain operations warfighting concept. But for this concept to be successful, it must include a plan to manage military operations' increasing reliance on and interaction with nonmilitary instruments of power.
The seven principal instruments of national power are summarised by the ‘DIMEFIL’ acronym. These letters correspond to the following domains, viz: Diplomatic, Informational, Military, Economic, Financial, Intelligence sharing, and Legal.
This joint doctrine note (JDN) provides guidance to develop, implement strategy, and assess strategy. It focuses on the development of national-level military strategy and how the military instrument of power is used, in combination with the other instruments of national power, in pursuit of policy objectives.
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Jan 24, 2024 · The third and ultimate mission is to lead the transformation of NATO’s Military Instrument of Power in order to protect NATO’s shared future.
Mar 28, 2022 · Integrated deterrence entails developing and combining our strengths to maximum effect, by working seamlessly across warfighting domains, theaters, the spectrum of conflict, other instruments of...
