The Transatlantic bargain
By: edited by Mark D. Ducasse
Contributors: NATO Defence College. Research Division; National Defense University. Institute for National Strategic Studies. Center for Transatlantic Security Studies
Series: NDC forum paper -- 20
Publisher: Research Division, NATO Defense College
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Rome, Italy
Language: eng
Number of pages: 163
ISBN-13: 9788896898062
Subjects: North Atlantic Treaty Organization; Foreign relations
Description: This book is designed to take a fresh look at the most basic elements of relations between the United States (and Canada) on one side of the Atlantic and European allies and partners on the other side. The requirement to take a fresh look derives from the radical changes that have taken place in many areas in recent years, along with the need both to gain a basic understanding of the interests and values that motivate governments and peoples on the two sides of the North Atlantic and to provide a solid grounding of analysis to help shape policies for the future.
Notes: "January 2012."

At head of title: NATO Defense College and Center for Transatlantic Security Studies ; Institute for National Security Studies, National Defense University.

Includes bibliographical references.

Also available online.
Table of contents: title: Acknowledgments / Robert E. Hunter; title: Chapeau paper / Karl-Heinz Kamp and Kurt D. Volker; title: Foreword and summary of chapters / Mark D. Ducasse; title: Question one : what has the transatlantic bargain been and evolved into today? / Lawrence S. Kaplan, Diego A. Ruiz Palmer, Karl Kaiser; title: Question two : what would a new transatlantic bargain look like? / G. John Ikenberry, Wallace J. Thies, Michael Rühle; title: Question three : what is NATO's role in a new transatlantic bargain? / Sean Kay, Stanley R. Sloan, Rob de Wijk; title: Epilogue / Charles L. Barry.