Transatlantic Relations 2009: European Expectations for the Post-Bush Era. EPIN Working Paper No. 20, November 2008

Multiple, Author. (2008) Transatlantic Relations 2009: European Expectations for the Post-Bush Era. EPIN Working Paper No. 20, November 2008.

Abstract

The new US administration most likely will reach out to its European partners on many global and bilateral issues. President-elect Barack Obama will most likely demand more substantive and increased contributions from the European allies to a multitude of key projects: from stabilising Afghanistan and waging the war on terror to devising global solutions to the financial crisis and managing the rise of China. [Introduction]. Based on surveys conducted in 15 member states and of the European Union as a whole, this working paper (published in November 2008) explores what the EU and its individual member states expect from the United States in the post-Bush era. Individual case studies outline the concrete issues and fields of action that Europeans seek to address in the transatlantic format.

Item Type:	Working Paper
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Refereed:	No
Status:	Published
Authors, Individual:	Multiple, Author.
Editors:	Techau, Jan and Skiba, Alexander.
Title:	Transatlantic Relations 2009: European Expectations for the Post-Bush Era. EPIN Working Paper No. 20, November 2008
Language:	English
Journals and Series:	Series > Centre for European Policy Studies (Brussels) > EPIN Working Papers
Pages:	24
Month:	November
Year:	2008
Subjects:	Countries > Belgium Countries > Latvia Countries > Slovakia Countries > Lithuania Countries > Slovenia Countries > France Countries > Cyprus Countries > Spain Countries > Germany Countries > Sweden Countries > Poland Countries > Hungary Countries > U.K. EU policies and themes > External relations > EU-US Countries > Romania Countries > Czech Republic
Alternative Locations:	http://shop.ceps.eu/BookDetail.php?item_id=1754
ID Code:	11473
Deposited By:	Wilkin, Phil
Deposited On:	03 September 2009