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AICGS Publications By Topic - Business and Banking
It's Payback Time: The United States and Germany are Debating a Financial Institution Fee
By Dr. Stormy-Annika Mildner, Transatlantic Perspectives (2010).
Anything But SWIFT: Why Data Sharing is Still a Problem for the EU
By Edna Dretzka and Stormy-Annika Mildner, Issue Brief #35 (2010).
Transatlantic Counterterrorism Policy: Cultural, Economic, and Financial Aspects
By Kirsten Verclas, Issue Brief #34 (2009).
The Fate of Deutschland AG
By Dr. Caroline Fohlin, Transatlantic Perspectives (2009).
Keynes in Lederhosen: Assessing the German Response to the Financial Crisis
By Dr. Stephen Silvia, Transatlantic Perspectives (2009).
The International Banking Crisis and Institutional Reforms
By Prof. Dr. Paul J.J. Welfens, Transatlantic Perspectives (2009).
Miracles are Possible
By Dr. Tim Stuchtey, Transatlantic Perspectives (2009).
U.S. and European Banks: Two Sides of the Same Story?
By Jan Schildbach, Issue Brief #28 (2008).
The EU Services Directive: Nightmare or Opportunity? Implications for Transatlantic Business
By Klaus Deutsch, Björn Frank, and Martin Gornig, Policy Report #25 (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).
Women and Entrepreneurship in Germany
By Dr. Amelie Constant, Issue Brief #12 (2006).
Financial Regulations in the U.S. and Germany-From National Autarky to International Cooperation?
By Sigurt Vitols, Policy Report #19 (2005).
Corporate Governance in Germany and The United States: Key Challenges for the Transatlantic Business Community
By Thomas Kenyon and Sigurt Vitols, Policy Report #14 (2004).
The Internet, European Financial Markets, and the Valuation of New Economy Firms
By Mathias Bank, Policy Paper #17 (2002).
Central Bank Decisions: How Does One Good Head Compare with a Rule?
By Ellen E. Meade, DAAD Working Paper (2002).
What's New About the New Economy? An Explanation of Firm Size, Growth, and Liquidity
By Julie Ann Elston, Policy Paper #16 (2001).
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 (2001).
Creating a Transatlantic Marketplace: Government Policies and Business Strategies
AICGS Conference Report (2001).
Institutional Legacies: Patterns of Skill Formation and Contemporary Shop-Floor Politics
By Kathleen Thelen, Policy Paper #1 (1998).
The Limits of Liberalization: Regulatory Cooperation and the New Transatlantic Agenda
AICGS Conference Report (1997).
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