@misc{Lorenz_Wojciech._Coronavirus_2020.03.31, author={Lorenz, Wojciech.}, copyright={The Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)}, address={Warsaw}, howpublished={online}, year={2020.03.31}, publisher={The Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)}, language={eng}, abstract={For several decades, NATO has been developing crisis-management mechanisms to cope with natural disasters, humanitarian crises, and pandemics. However, during the first weeks of the coronavirus pandemic, the Alliance decided to focus on maintaining its capacity to defend territory and deter adversaries. Although this is NATO's primary task, the lack of a visible response to the crisis may reduce public support for the Alliance, diminish its significance, and ultimately weaken its ability to conduct its collective defence mission.}, type={file}, title={Coronavirus Pandemic: Consequences for NATO}, keywords={NATO, COVID-19, pandemia, zarzÄ…dzanie kryzysem}, }