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OA Policy
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U.S. - EU Relations : Drifting Apart? Disssociative and Associative Approaches

ContributorsSchwok, Renéorcid
Published inWinand, P. & Philippart, E. (Ed.), Ever Closer Parnership. Policy-Making in US-EU Relations, p. 363-385
PublisherBrussels : European Interuniversity Press/Peter Lang
Collection
  • Cité européenne / European Policy; 24
Publication date2001
Abstract

This chapter exposes exaggerations and sometimes even the objectives errors which have appeared in the 'dissociative approach' : those researchers who have wrongly predicted a dislocation of the transatlantic link after the end of the Cold War. This study mainly analyses the reasoning which led to affirm that NATO was condemned to disappeart, that the Uruguay Round agreement would never be concluded,and that the US were commited to torpedo both European Singlem Market and the Single Currency.

Keywords
  • European integration
  • NATO
  • Transatlantic History
  • Transatlantic relations
  • European Union Politics
  • Realism vs Anti-Realism
  • External Relations of the EU
  • USA
  • EU Relations
Citation (ISO format)
SCHWOK, René. U.S. - EU Relations : Drifting Apart? Disssociative and Associative Approaches. In: Ever Closer Parnership. Policy-Making in US-EU Relations. Winand, P. & Philippart, E. (Ed.). Brussels : European Interuniversity Press/Peter Lang, 2001. p. 363–385. (Cité européenne / European Policy)
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