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This book provides a full interpretive history of the transatlantic
alliance, which has been at the heart of the US and European foreign and
security policies since NATO was founded in 1949. Stanley Sloan explores the
deep roots of current tensions shaking the alliance as its members face the
challenge of adapting to new threats posed by terrorism and proliferating
weapons of mass destruction. This comes at a time when the US-European
relationship itself is in transition as NATO and the EU are taking new members
and seeking constructive ties to Russia. Meanwhile, the United States is trying
to adapt its role as the world's only global power, sometimes acting too much
like the hegemon that it has become. Concluding with a perspective on the
future of transatlantic relations, the author argues that a new Atlantic
Community Treaty is needed to ensure the future vitality of Euro-Atlantic
ties. An interpretive history of the transatlantic alliance, this title explores
the deep roots of contemporary tensions shaking the alliance as its members
face the challenge of adapting to threats posed by terrorism and proliferating
weapons of mass destruction.
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