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AICGS Publications By Topic - Transatlantic Relations
Finding Security in an Age of Uncertainty: German and American Counterterrorism Policies
By Frank Gadinger and Dorle Hellmuth, Policy Report #41 (2009).
Looking Ahead: The United States, Germany, and Europe in 2020
By Dr. Jackson Janes and Jan Techau, Policy Report #40 (2009).
Transatlantic Counterterrorism Policy: Cultural, Economic, and Financial Aspects
By Kirsten Verclas, Issue Brief #34 (2009).
Mitigating Transport CO2 Emissions in the United States and Europe
By Carl-Friedrich Elmer, Transatlantic Perspectives (2009).
Assertive Supremacy and Enlightened Self-Interest: The United States and the “Unity of Europe”
By Dr. Klaus Larres, Transatlantic Perspectives (2009).
Germany at 60 in Europe
By Dr. Jeffrey J. Anderson, Transatlantic Perspectives (2009).
NATO and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization: New Energy Geopolitics for the Transatlantic Alliance
By Christina Y. Lin, Transatlantic Perspectives (2009).
German and U.S. Domestic Counterterrorism Responses: Only Half a World Apart
By Dorle Hellmuth, Transatlantic Perspectives (2009).
The German Republic Turns Sixty
By Dr. Ulrike Guérot, Transatlantic Perspectives (2009).
The Impact of EU Treaty Reform on Transatlantic Relations: The Cases of Open Sky and the EU-U.S. Extradition Agreement
Dr. Klaus Bachmann, Web Essay (2008).
German-American Disagreement on How to Deal With the Threat of Terrorism
By Frank Gadinger, Web Essay (2008).
Redeployment Reconsidered: Rumsfeld, Gates, and the U.S. Presence in Germany
By Amy Holmes, Web Essay (2008).
Germany's Foreign Policy Under Angela Merkel
By Christian Hacke, Web Essay (2008).
Policies for Profit and Progress? Education Policy Trends in the United States
By Ingo Rollwagen, Issue Brief #19 (2007).
The U.S. and Germany in the United Nations: Cooperation Prospects and Conflict Potential
By Karin L. Johnston, Issue Brief #8 (2006).
The Stresses of Deep Integration: The Transatlantic Relationship's New Economic and Political Challenges
By Bruce Stokes, Policy Report #23 (2006).
Revitalizing Public Diplomacy: Challenges for Germany and the United States
By Karin L. Johnston, Issue Brief #5 (2006).
Networks, Knowledge, and Exchange: Building a New Generation of Transatlantic Leaders
By Cathleen S. Fisher, Policy Report #17 (2004).
Reconciling Realities: Reshaping the German-American Relationship for the Twenty-First Century
By Cathleen S. Fisher, Policy Report #16 (2004).
Shifting Values and Changing Interests: The Future of German-American Relations
By James Kitfield and Robert von Rimscha, German-American Issues #3 (2004).
Power and Principle: Prospects for Transatlantic Cooperation
By Ludger Kühnhardt and Walter Russell Mead, German-American Issues #2 (2004).
Reinventing Transatlantic Relations
By Eberhard Sandschneider, AICGS Working Paper (2003).
Transatlantic Relations as a Catalyst to European Integration: The Activism of the European Commission in the Case of International Aviation
By Cornelia Woll, AICGS Working Paper (2003).
Restoring the Checks and Balances: A Panacea for the Transatlantic Relationship?
By Thorsten Schulz, AICGS Working Paper (2003).
EU Enlargement and Transatlantic Relations: Background Analyses
Policy Report #7 (2003).
The Changing Face of Europe: EU Enlargement and Implications for Transatlantic Relations
By John Van Oudenaren, Policy Report #6 (2003).
The Worried Friend, or: Globalization and Hegemony
By Claus Leggewie, Web Essay (2002).
One Year After 9/11: A Critical Appraisal of German-American Relations
By Helga Haftendorn, Web Essay (2002).
Alexander Dorner (1893-1957): A German Art Historian in the United States
By Ines Katenhusen, AICGS Working Paper (2002).
Toward a Transatlantic History of the Museum Visit
By Keith Allen, AICGS Working Paper (2002).
Whose Brain Drain? Immigrant Scholars and American Views of Germany
AICGS Humanities Volume 9 (2001).
Globalization and Political Conflict: The Long-term Prognosis
By Lloyd Gruber, Policy Paper #15 (2001).
Governing Beyond the Nation-State: Global Public Policy, Regionalism or Going Local
Research Report #11 (1999).
Committee Influence on Conference Bills: An Empirical Analysis of Congressional Bill Tracking Data
By Gabriele Eckstein, Policy Paper #8 (1998).
Managing Conflict, Building Consensus: Germany, The United States and The People's Republic of China - Challenges for German and American Foreign Policy
AICGS Conference Report (1998).
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