European Integration and the Atlantic Community in the 1980s

Table of Contents

1. Introduction: old barriers, new openings Kiran Klaus Patel and Kenneth Weisbrode
2. The unnoticed apogee of Atlanticism? US-Western European relations during the early Reagan era N. Piers Ludlow
3. More cohesive, still divergent: western Europe, the United States, and the Madrid CSCE follow-up meeting Angela Romano
4. The deal of the century: the Reagan administration and the Soviet pipeline Ksenia Demidova
5. Poland's solidarity as a contested symbol of the cold war: transatlantic debates after the Polish crisis Robert Brier
6. The European community and the paradoxes of American economic diplomacy: the revealing case of the IT and telecommunications sectors Arthe van Laer
7. The European community and international Reaganomics, 1981–5 Duccio Basosi
8. Did transatlantic drift help European integration? The Euromissiles crisis, the strategic defense initiative, and the quest for political cooperation Philipp Gassert
9. A transatlantic security crisis? Transnational relations between the West German and the US peace movements, 1977–85 Holger Nehring
10. Reviving the transatlantic community? The successor generation concept in US foreign affairs Giles Scott-Smith
11. The re-launching of Europe in the mid-1980s Antonio Varsori
12. A shift in mood: the 1992 initiative and changing American perceptions of the European community, 1988–9 Mark Gilbert
13. France, the United States, and NATO: between Europeanization and re-Atlanticization, 1990–1 Frederic Bozo
14. Afterword Kiran Klaus Patel and Kenneth Weisbrode.

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