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The Transformation of Romanian Civil–military Relations: Enabling Force Projection

Abstract Romania's antagonism towards its erstwhile Warsaw Pact allies prior to 1989 enabled it to address transformation relatively more coherently and with a more constructive civil–military relationship throughout the 1990s despite crises at the beginning and end of that decade. Since then it has focused its efforts on creating a smaller and more flexible force primarily for deployment abroad. The experience of these deployments is then used to inform further military transformation.