2003
DOI: 10.1080/00396330312331343536
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The end of atlanticism

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“…Common American and European security interests, organised and resourced through NATO, were prioritised by politicians and academics alike throughout and since the cold war. Indeed, the attention paid in more recent years to the so-called 'Global War on Terrorism' (GWOT) and the differences between US and European approaches (Daalder, 2003) has served to divert attention from other policy fields in which the EU and the US have common concerns and interests. One such policy field is TER, which, when compared to these other features of the relationship, has been less explored by academics and neglected by political leaders.…”
Section: Transatlantic Economic Relations In Broad Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Common American and European security interests, organised and resourced through NATO, were prioritised by politicians and academics alike throughout and since the cold war. Indeed, the attention paid in more recent years to the so-called 'Global War on Terrorism' (GWOT) and the differences between US and European approaches (Daalder, 2003) has served to divert attention from other policy fields in which the EU and the US have common concerns and interests. One such policy field is TER, which, when compared to these other features of the relationship, has been less explored by academics and neglected by political leaders.…”
Section: Transatlantic Economic Relations In Broad Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Part of this argument is based on the notion that there are in operation different social models of capitalism, differences in political cultures and differences concerning nationalism and religion. The hubristic swagger and overt religiosity of President George W. Bush is often cited as evidence of the American ‘otherness’ (Daalder 2003). Other critics are even more colourful in their criticisms of America's retrograde popular culture which ‘gorges itself on fatty food, wallows in tawdry mass entertainment, starves the arts and prays only to one God, Mammon’ (Joffe 2001, 25, cited in Andrews 2005).…”
Section: A Divergence Of Political Values?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…And for many observers the depth and nature of the transatlantic dispute over Iraq signified just that, something quite different from previous disputes and therefore a radical departure from the traditional way of thinking about this relationship. For Ivo Daalder and Mick Cox, for example, it represents the ‘tipping point’ in a relationship which was already badly fractured in the wake of diverging trends since the end of the cold war (Daalder 2003; Cox 2005, 210). For this school of thought Iraq demonstrated that within the transatlantic relationship at least two conceptions of what the alliance meant were in operation.…”
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“…In this sense, these different kinds of "ties that bind"-and continue to bind-should not be forgotten as important sources of momentum to seek common ground between America and Europe. Some have questioned whether the war on terrorism and the Bush Administration's policies have diminished the importance of the transatlantic ties (Daalder 2005), but these continuing realities speak for themselves and suggest another conclusion: they remain crucial building blocks for sustained cooperation.…”
Section: Constraints and Incentives For Closing The Conceptual And Acmentioning
confidence: 99%