Projects
Euro-Atlantic Security Initiative – EASI
About the Project
To move toward the goal of an inclusive Euro-Atlantic Security Community, a unique process was created in 2009 called the Euro-Atlantic Security Initiative (EASI) by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
For the first time, former policymakers, diplomats, generals, and business leaders from Russia, the United States, Canada, Central Europe, and European Union nations came together to chart a roadmap of practical action that would allow the region to leave its past behind and to start to build a more secure future based on mutual trust and cooperation.
Commission Members
- Wolfgang Ischinger
Co-Chair, Germany - Igor Ivanov
Co-Chair, Russia - Sam Nunn
Co-Chair, United States - Robert H. Legvold
Director, United States - Charles Boyd
United States - Desmond Browne
United Kingdom - Hikmet Çetin
Turkey
- Oleksandr Chalyi
Ukraine - Alexander Dynkin
Russia - Viktor Esin
Russia - Herman Gref
Russia - István Gyarmati
Hungary - Stephen Hadley
United States - Tedo Japaridze
Georgia
- Donald J. Johnston
Canada - Catherine Kelleher
United States - John Kerr
United Kingdom - John C. Kornblum
United States - Jacques Lanxade
France - Vladimir Lukin
Russia - Klaus Mangold
Germany
- Richard Matzke
United States - René Nyberg
Finland - Adam Daniel Rotfeld
Poland - Volker Rühe
Germany - Armen Sarkissian
Armenia - Vyacheslav Trubnikov
Russia