Transatlantic Counterterrorism Policy: Cultural, Economic, and Financial Aspects
December 2, 2009 Print
By: Kirsten Verclas | In: Foreign & Domestic Policy Program, Society, Culture & Politics Program Issues: Security and Defense | Tags: Germany, September 11, Terrorism, United States, War on Terror
The fight against terrorism has been on the forefront of the U.S. and German agendas and shapes the relationship between both countries. While differences in counterterrorism policy exist, the U.S. and Germany have also very successfully cooperated in counterterrorism measures. In Issue Brief 34, Kirsten Verclas, AICGS Research Associate, examines the cultural, economic, and financial aspects of counterterrorism policy in the United States and Germany and how these aspects are combined to shape each country’s overall strategy.
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