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The text focuses on NATO Summit in Bucharest and tr ies o answer the question if NATO is being transformed into an organization of collective secu rity, cooperative security or whether it continues t o be a traditional organization of collective defence. T he author believes that the conclusions of some pro minent researchers that NATO is currently being transforme d into an organization of collective security are n ot wellfounded. NATO remains to be an organization of colle tiv defence. On the other hand, today’s NATO prefer s a wider definition of collective defence than the d efinition used during the years of the Cold War. Now adays NATO focuses on the collective defence against such new security threats as international terrorism, dr ug trafficking, spreading of WMD and means of delivery, etc. When dealing with Russia, the Middle East, Mediterranean countries, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mon tenegro, Serbia and some countries close to the Pacific Ocean, NATO still applies approaches typical of the concept of cooperative security. Klí čová slova Koncepty bezpe čnosti, transformace NATO, summit v Bukurešti.

NATO Transformation and the Summit in Bucharest. Towards the Organisation of Collective Defence, Collective Security or Cooperative Security?