Forging EU-U.S. Responses to Globalization

Working Papers

The Center for Transatlantic Relations has forged a transatlantic network of U.S. and European experts and opinion leaders to address how the U.S. and the European Union can forge a more effective partnership in an age of globalization. Are there common transatlantic answers to globalization's challenges? Are Europeans and Americans prepared to build transatlantic global strategies to address the world we face? What could those strategies be, what tradeoffs would they pose? Or are diverging European and American responses more likely? Are Europeans and Americans able to learn from each other and harvest best practices to cope with similar domestic challenges? Or are European and American societies evolving in very different ways?

This project has been supported by a generous grant from the European Commission. The working papers available here have all been presented as part of this project:

A Shared Vision for Energy and Climate Change: Establishing a Common Transatlantic Agenda
by John R. Lyman

China’s Impact on Global Resources and a Green New Deal
by Sascha Müller-Kraenner

Comparing the EU and U.S. Response to the Financial Crisis
by Karel Lannoo

Supporting Democracy Abroad: Transatlantic Cooperation at a Crossroads
by Thomas O. Melia

Dollar versus Euro? Reserve Currency Diversification
by Cinzia Alcidi and Daniel Gros

Beyond Anti-Terrorism: Ensuring Free and Resilient Societies
by Bengt Sundelius

Is it Time to (Re) Consider a TAFTA?
by Charles Ries

The Emerging Atlantic Security Agenda – Joint Challenges
by Tomas Ries

Preventing Crises and Managing Conflicts: U.S.-EU Cooperation
by Daniel Korski

U.S.-EU Cooperation in Managing and Resolving Conflicts
by Daniel Serwer and Megan Chabalowski

Strengthening EU-U.S. Policies for Development
by Miguel Solana and Vicente Palacio

Organizing a More Strategic U.S.-EU Partnership
by Charles Ries