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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 22 September 2009
Washington, DC, 19 February – 5 March 1999
Ian Brzezinski, Office of Senator William V. Roth, Jr. (Delaware)
Paul E. Gallis, Section Head, Europe/Middle East/Africa, Congressional Research Service
James Goldgeier, George Washington University
Bruce Pitcairn Jackson, President, US Committee on NATO Enlargement
Charles Kupchan, Council on Foreign Relations
Cameron Munter, Office of the Counselor, Department of State
Stanley Sloan, Senior Specialist, Congressional Research Service
Stephen Szabo, Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Johns Hopkins University
Bonn, 27–28 April 1999
Rafael Biermann, Planning Staff, Federal Ministry of Defense
Karl-Heinz Kamp, Konrad Adenauer Foundation
Heinrich Rentmeister, Federal Ministry of Defense
Brussels, 17–21 May 1999
Eitvydas Bajarunas, Lithuanian Mission to NATO, counsellor
Chris Donnelly, special adviser to the Secretary-General, NATO
Katerina Fialkova, counsellor, Czech Delegation to NATO
Isabelle François, NATO, Defense Planning and Operations Division
Armin Hasenpusch, Military Delegation of the Federal Republic of Germany to NATO
George Katsirdakis, NATO, deputy director, Defense Planning and Operations Division
R.P. Kirby, NATO, head, Euro-Atlantic Partnership & Cooperation Section, Political Affairs Division
Ivan Korcok, counsellor, deputy head of mission, Mission of the Slovak Republic to NATO
David Powell, UK Delegation to NATO, political counsellor
Robert Pszczel, Polish Delegation to NATO
Gheorghe Rotaru, Romanian Military Mission to NATO
Istvan Szabo, Hungarian Delegation to NATO
András Simonyi, ambassador, head of the Mission of the Republic of Hungary to NATO
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