The United States and the Future of Europe
Views from the Capitals
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Product details:
- Publisher Springer Nature Switzerland
- Date of Publication 10 April 2025
- Number of Volumes 1 pieces, Book
- ISBN 9783031833496
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages209 pages
- Size 235x155 mm
- Language English
- Illustrations XXV, 209 p. 4 illus., 2 illus. in color. Illustrations, black & white 644
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Long description:
This book collects 41 national views from EU Member States and neighbouring countries regarding their respective relationship with the United States. It gives evidence of the importance and diversity of transatlantic relations, assesses the potentially disruptive impact of a second Trump presidency and offers policy recommendations. They range from more strategic autonomy and investments in Europe?s security architecture and industrial infrastructure to careful crafting of EU relations with China, deeper cooperation in tech and climate policies, as well as NATO enlargement. While the Trump administration will likely defend its interests and a preference for ?divide and conquer?, the decades-old call for Europe to speak with one voice vis-a?-vis the U.S. is louder than ever. Nonetheless, numerous countries still seem to favour ?special? bilateral ties to the U.S. The book explores the ebbs and flows of transatlantic relationships and carefully speculates about the next four years.
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Chapter 1. Austria.- Chapter 2. Belgium.- Chapter 3. Bulgaria.- Chapter 4. Croatia.- Chapter 5. Cyprus.- Chapter 6. Czechia.- Chapter 7. Denmark.- Chapter 8. Estonia.- Chapter 9. Finland.- Chapter 10. France.- Chapter 11. Germany.- Chapter 12. Greece.-Chapter 13. Hungary.- Chapter 14. Ireland.- Chapter 15. Italy.- Chapter 16. Latvia.- Chapter 17. Lithuania.- Chapter 18. Luxembourg.- Chapter 19. Malta.- Chapter 20. Poland.- Chapter 21. Portugal.- Chapter 22. Romania.- Chapter 23. Slovakia.- Chapter 24. Slovenia.- Chapter 25. Spain.- Chapter 26. Sweden.- Chapter 27. Netherlands.- Chapter 28. Albania.- Chapter 29. Bosnia.- Chapter 30. Georgia.- Chapter 31. Iceland.- Chapter 32. Kosovo.- Chapter 33. Liechtenstein.- Chapter 34. Moldova.- Chapter 35. Montenegro.- Chapter 36. North Macedonia.- Chapter 37. Norway.- Chapter 38. Serbia.- Chapter 39. Switzerland.- Chapter 40. Tu?rkiye.- Chapter 41. Ukraine.- Chapter 42. United Kingdom.
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