Seminario alla Business School della USD, Università di San Diego in California
Ten years after the global crisis, transatlantic economic relationships are at a crossroads. Growth is strong on both sides of the Atlantic, but downside risks are increasing. An escalation in trade and financial tensions between the U.S. and EU will have significant negative effects on the transatlantic economy.
There is still room to uphold and strengthen the transatlantic relationship. The U.S. must recognize that in a multipolar (dis)order, they cannot dispense with the support of European allies. The European side must acknowledge that deepening of the economic and monetary union is key to overcoming the perceived crisis in transatlantic relations.
CONTENTS
For decades the alliance between US and Europe has been a key pillar of the world system
Today, however, the transatlantic partnership is politically challenged and has become highly uncertain
This deep division could threathen the global economic and security system
Why? …the break of Trump and, in a broaderlong-term perspective, the structural factors determiningthe transatlantic rift
What can be done? The current international economic and geopolitical (dis)order: different future scenarios
Various options and opportunities to revitalize the transatlantic partnership
