Wilson Center Experts
Stefan Fröhlich
European Studies
Contact Information:
T (202) 691-4000
// F (202) 691-4001
Expertise:
NATO
; U.S. Foreign Policy
; Europe
; European Union
; United States
Affiliation:
Professor for International Politics at the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg and former Wilson Center Public Policy Scholar
Wilson Center Project(s):
U.S.-Europe relations
Term:
Feb 28, 2007
Jun 01, 2007
Project Summary
Enlarging and Deepening: How Will the EU's Ambitious Agenda for a New Global Rule Affect Transatlantic Relation?
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The New Geopolitics of Transatlantic Relations
Mar 21, 2012The United States and Europe encounter many of the same foreign policy challenges, challenges that diversely impact the two regions and produce different—but often complementary—responses. In regard to Russia's renewed assertiveness, for example, the issue for the United States is one of global competition, whereas Europe's concern is local because Russia is a major supplier of oil and gas. Where the United States may pursue confrontation, Europe is more likely to operate with conciliation. This book develops a framework for future U.S.-Europe relations as the two world powers work toward meaningful and logical solutions to their shared foreign policy problems. more
The New Geopolitics of Transatlantic Relations: Coordinated Responses to Common Dangers
February 23, 2012 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
The United States and Europe encounter many of the same foreign policy challenges, challenges that diversely impact the two regions and produce different-but often complementary-responses. In his latest book "The New Geopolitics of Transatlantic Relations," author Stefan Fröhlich develops a framework for future U.S.-Europe relations as the two world powers work toward meaningful and logical solutions to their shared foreign policy problems. more
The New Geopolitics of Transatlantic Relations: Coordinated Responses to Common Dangers
February 23, 2012 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
The United States and Europe encounter many of the same foreign policy challenges, challenges that diversely impact the two regions and produce different-but often complementary-responses. In his latest book "The New Geopolitics of Transatlantic Relations," author Stefan Fröhlich develops a framework for future U.S.-Europe relations as the two world powers work toward meaningful and logical solutions to their shared foreign policy problems.
The New Geopolitics of Transatlantic Relations
Mar 21, 2012The United States and Europe encounter many of the same foreign policy challenges, challenges that diversely impact the two regions and produce different—but often complementary—responses. In regard to Russia's renewed assertiveness, for example, the issue for the United States is one of global competition, whereas Europe's concern is local because Russia is a major supplier of oil and gas. Where the United States may pursue confrontation, Europe is more likely to operate with conciliation. This book develops a framework for future U.S.-Europe relations as the two world powers work toward meaningful and logical solutions to their shared foreign policy problems.