Globalization has dramatically changed how the world economy functions. Daniel Hamilton & Joseph Quinlan analyze who is winning and who is losing in this new model as well as the impact on areas such as job growth, GDP growth, investment, and trade. Globalization effects governments, companies, consumer behavior, and public policy. Hamilton and Quinlan lay […]
Esther Brimmer, deputy director and director of research at the Center for Transatlantic Relations, presents a work documenting ideas discussed at a 2008 conference on the impact of energy security issues on international political affairs. Brimmer focuses on human rights issues in countries in the transatlantic region as well as how issues of energy policy […]
Part 2 of a two volume set, authors Jeffrey Bialos, Christine E. Fisher & Stuart L. Koehl have carried out the most objective study of the transatlantic defense market to date. They discuss this market’s impact on US foreign policy as well as provide recommendations for future involvement and discuss the critical political and legal causes […]
The relationship between the United States and France faces challenges but decision-makers could also seize upon a great opportunity to rebuild a strong transatlantic partnership. Editors Daniel Hamilton and Michel Foucher have collected a comprehensive set of perspectives on this relationship from decision-makers and key figures in both France and the United States. Discssing issues […]
The Guardian July 23, 2010 Britain and the US are locked in a standoff over Lockerbie after a Scottish minister flatly turned down a request to appear before a Senate committee and Jack Straw expressed unease about attending. more