COMMUNICATION WITHIN NATO – PROCESS AND OPINION SHAPING
COMMUNICATION WITHIN NATO – PROCESS AND OPINION SHAPING

Author(s): Ciprian-Ovidiu Filimon
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Politics, Security and defense, Military policy
Published by: Editura Universităţii Vasile Goldiş
Keywords: military advice; silence procedure; Strategic Commanders; tiger team; collaborative working; nation’s red lines; espresso diplomacy; outreach; e-PRIME; cooperative security, NATO partnerships;
Summary/Abstract: While a lot of material has been produced concerning NATO overall communication process, ranging from Strategic Communications, policies, structures and strategies, communicators and their roles and prerogatives, not much was said or is even known about the Alliance’s internal communication process, procedures and working culture. This is especially important in order to understand the fabric, culture and the modus operandi of the Alliance, which creates conditions for cooperation and finally ensure its’ success. This paper takes a glimpse in the core of the NATO HQ and briefly explains how the business, aimed at negotiating compromise and obtaining consensus, is conducted.

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