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All items tagged transatlanticOpen Think Tank ArticlesJune 30, 2008 | Meet the Editorial Team at the Amerikafest!From the Editorial Team: On July 5th, Berlin celebrates Independence Day and the return of the American Embassy to the famous Pariser Platz with the grand Amerikafest 2008. This is your chance to meet the Atlantic Community editorial team face to face and find out more about our commitment to transatlantic exchange! ... MoreMarch 26, 2008 | What Europe Could Expect from an Obama PresidencyJulianne Smith: If elected, Obama will attempt to reestablish a strong partnership with Europe. He should come closer to his European partners on issues such as climate change and international law, but will expect greater cooperation and support for US policies in the Middle East and Afghanistan. ... MoreMay 15, 2007 | EU Energy Security Requires Hard PowerHeiko Borchert and Karina Forster : We see hard power as integral to the preservation of energy infrastructure. EU-NATO cooperation is therefore key to preserving this vital element of energy security. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesSeptember 30, 2008 | Financial Anger the World Over, but MisguidedAnger stemming from the financial mess is ubiquitous; the biggest backlash comes from outside the Anglo-American world and is directed at their unique type of capitalism. ++ The disparity between individualism and solidarity is the primary cause. ++ Markets are not perfect, nor are Adam Smith’s theories. ++ “Arm’s-length finance,” a distinctly Anglo-American style, has made headway on the ... MoreJuly 24, 2008 | Could Obamamania Cloud Over?Obama has achieved astonishing levels of popularity abroad. ++ Foreigners, however, had better temper their excitement. ++ A “skilled tactician,” Obama tends to shrewdly adapt his discourse to his audience and since, if elected, he would in any case be constrained by a heavily Democratic Congress, chances are “what they see is not precisely what they will get.” ++ Most importantly, Obama still ... MoreApril 26, 2007 | The Rise of China: A Brief Review of the Implications on the Transatlantic PartnershipChina’s ascent as a global economic power has met with mounting alarm on both sides of the Atlantic. Many argue that China’s voracious demand for natural resources to support its growing economy will endanger the policy objectives and strategic interests of the transatlantic partnership. Counter to this prevailing view, Joseph Quinlan, a non-resident transatlantic fellow at the German ... More |
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