Germany and the United States in the Global Economy

European Economic Integration | AICGS Publications by Topic

The EU Services Directive: Nightmare or Opportunity? Implications for Transatlantic Business, by Klaus Deutsch, Björn Frank, and Martin Gornig, Policy Report #25, May 2006. Industrial Lobbying within the European Union: Actors, Strategies, and Trends in the Multi-Level System, by Stefanie John and Daniela Schwarzer, Policy Report #24, May 2006. The Stresses of Deep Integration: The Transatlantic Relationship's New Economic and Political Challenges, by Bruce Stokes, Policy Report #23, March 2006. European Growth Troubles: Divergences and Challenges in a Global Economy, by Stefan Bergheim, Issue Brief #3, July 2005. Financial Regulations in the U.S. and Germany-From National Autarky to International Cooperation? by Sigurt Vitols, Policy Report #19 (2005). Transatlantic Relations as a Catalyst to European Integration: The Activism of the European Commission in the Case of International Aviation, by Cornelia Woll. DAAD Working Paper. The Euro and European Labor Markets, by Stephen J. Silvia. The Economic Relations of the United States and the Central European Countries, especially to Hungary, in light of the EU Enlargement; with Special Emphasis on the Tariff Issue, by Szabolcs Fazakas. Working Paper. Internationalization of Production: Options and Responses. Evidence from German Enterprises in Hungary, by Michael Fichter. Working Paper. EU Enlargement and the Acquis Communautaire: The Consequences for Transatlantic Relations, by Michael Baun. DAAD Working Paper. The Euro: Second to (N)one, by Nobert Walter. German Issues #23. The European Central Bank: How Accountable? How Decentralized? by Ellen E. Meade. Economic Studies Program Report #4. European Monetary Union or Neotribalism in Europe? by Norbert Walter. German Issues #17. The Seven-Year Itch? German Unity from a Fiscal Viewpoint, by Ullrich Heilemann and Hermann Rappen. Research Report #6. Perspectives on European Monetary Union, by Helmut Wagner. Research Report #7.

The German Economy | AICGS Publications by Topic

European Growth Troubles: Divergences and Challenges in a Global Economy, by Stefan Bergheim, Issue Brief #3, July 2005. Reviving the German Economy: A Domestic Imperative and a Windfall Gain for the Transatlantic Partnership, by Jens Dallmeyer and Antje Stobbe, 2004. Policy Report #12. How important is the Venture Capital Industry? An Assessment Based on a Comparison of the U.S. and the German Financial System, by Dorothea Schaefer. DAAD Working Paper. Reinventing the German Economy, by Stephen J. Silvia. AICGS Policy Report # 8. The New Economy in Germany and The United States: Policy Challenges and Solutions, edited by David B. Audretsch. What's New About the New Economy? An Explanation of Firm Size, Growth, and Liquidity, by Julie Ann Elston. Policy Paper #16. Unemployment Ebbs in Germany: Explanations and Expectations, edited by Stephen J. Silvia, Economic Studies Program Series, Volume 7.

Globalization | AICGS Publications by Topic

European Growth Troubles: Divergences and Challenges in a Global Economy, by Stefan Bergheim, Issue Brief #3, July 2005. Globalization and Political Conflict: The Long-term Prognosis, by Lloyd Gruber. Policy Paper #15. Governing Beyond the Nation-State: Global Public Policy, Regionalism or Going Local. Research Report #11. Responses to Globalization in Germany and the United States: Seven Sectors Compared. Research Report #10. The Worried Friend, or: Globalization and Hegemony, by Claus Leggewie. Implications of Globalization on the Raison D'Être of European Integration, by Ludger Kühnhardt.

Legal and Regulatory Issues | AICGS Publications by Topic

The EU Services Directive: Nightmare or Opportunity? Implications for Transatlantic Business, by Klaus Deutsch, Björn Frank, and Martin Gornig, Policy Report #25, May 2006. Industrial Lobbying within the European Union: Actors, Strategies, and Trends in the Multi-Level System, by Stefanie John and Daniela Schwarzer, Policy Report #24, May 2006. The Stresses of Deep Integration: The Transatlantic Relationship's New Economic and Political Challenges, by Bruce Stokes, Policy Report #23, March 2006. A Reasonable Expectation of Privacy? Data Protection in the United States and Germany, by Jim Harper and Axel Spies, Policy Report #22 (2006). Corporate Governance in Flux: Assessing the Recent Round of Reforms in the United States and Germany, by Thomas Kenyon and Sigurt Vitols, Policy Report #21 (2006). Financial Regulations in the U.S. and Germany-From National Autarky to International Cooperation? by Sigurt Vitols, Policy Report #19 (2005). Reconciling Realities: Reshaping the German-American Relationship for the Twenty-First Century. by Cathleen S. Fisher (2004) Policy Report #16. Suggestions to Modernize the U.S.-Germany Income Tax Treaty, by Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw, LLP. Policy Report #15. Corporate Governance in Germany and the United States: Key Challenges for the Transatlantic Business Community, by Thomas Kenyon and Sigurt Vitols. Policy Report #14. A 'Single European Voice' in International Standardization? American Perceptions, European Realities, by Jan Martin Witte. AICGS/DAAD Working Paper. Product Standardization in Europe and the United States: Key Challenges for the Transatlantic Business Community, by Jan Martin Witte and Tim Büthe. Policy Report #13. Central Bank Decisions: How Does One Good Head Compare with a Rule? by Ellen E. Meade. DAAD Working Paper. Mutual Recognition and Standard Setting: Public and Private Strategies for Regulating Transatlantic Markets, by Michelle Egan. Policy Paper #10. Creating a Transatlantic Marketplace: Government Policies and Business Strategies. Conference Report. Ecological Tax Reform in Germany: From Theory to Policy, by Michael Kohlhaas. Economic Studies Program Report #6. The Limits of Liberalization: Regulatory Cooperation and the New Transatlantic Agenda. Conference Report.

Social/Welfare Policy | AICGS Publications by Topic

Germany's Social Market Economy: How Sustainable is the Welfare State? by Horst Siebert. Thyssen German-American Dialogue Working Paper. Unemployment Ebbs in Germany: Explanations and Expectations, by Stephen J. Silvia. Economic Studies Program Report #7. Multilevel Governance in U.S. Workforce Development: The Case of the Workforce Investment Act, by Ines Hartwig. Policy Paper #18. The Evolution of Early Retirement: Explaining Policy Blockage and Policy Frustration, by Isabela Mares. Policy Paper #11. Welfare Reform in the United States: Lessons for a Future Social Federation of the EMU, by Waltraud Schelkle. Policy Paper #9. Cost Containment vs. Solidarity in the Welfare State: The Case of German and American Health Care Reform, by Susan Giaimo. Policy Paper #6. Continuing Training in an Aging Economy, 1997, by Jutta Gatter. Policy Paper #4. Success and Failure in Training Reforms, by Pepper Culpepper. Policy Paper #3. Education, Vocational Training and Job Mobililty, by Thomas Hinz. Policy Paper #2.

Telecom and Biotech | AICGS Publications by Topic

Reversal of Fortune? An Assessment of the German Biotechnology Sector in Comparative Perspective, edited by Stephen J. Silvia, Economic Studies Program Report #5. The New Economy in Germany and The United States: Policy Challenges and Solutions, edited by David B. Audretsch. Who Writes the Rules of E-Commerce? A Case Study of the Global Business Dialogue on E-Commerce, by Maria Green Cowles. Policy Paper #14. The Internet, European Financial Markets, and the Valuation of New Economy Firms, by Mathias Bank. Policy Paper #17. What's New About the New Economy? An Explanation of Firm Size, Growth, and Liquidity, by Julie Ann Elston. Policy Paper #16. Protecting Privacy: The Transatlantic Debate over Data Protection. Conference Report. Telecommunications Reform in Germany: Lessons and Priorities. Conference Report. Regulatory Challenges and Market Opportunities: German and American Experiences With Telecommunications Reform, # 23, March 1999, AICGS Occasional Papers. From Alte Tante to European Macher: German Telecommunications in the Global Economy, by Christopher S. Allen and Amy L. Fletcher, # 24, March 1999.

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