Sudeshna Roy is Assistant Professor of Communication Studies, Stephen F. Austin State University, Texas. Dana Cooper is Assistant Professor of History at Stephen F. Austin State University, Texas. Brian M. Murphy is Dean of College of Liberal and Applied Arts and Professor of Political Science at Stephen F. Austin State University, Texas.
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Preface SECTION 1: Overview of the Transatlantic Relationship Post-WW II 1. Framing Essay - A Shift in Transatlantic Diplomacy, Brian M. Murphy 2. Transatlantic Relations in a Changing World: Toward a More Equal and Effective Partnership, Michael Baun 3. Public Opinion and Public Diplomacy in a Transatlantic Perspective, Zsolt Nyiri 4. Curing Transatlantic Schizophrenia, Adrian Taylor SECTION 2: The Transatlantic Economic and Security Relationship Matrix 5. Framing Essay: Re-examining the Transatlantic Trade Agenda: Expanding Trade and Enhancing National Security, Mark Scanlan 6. A Shift in the Transatlantic Balance, Franck Biancheri 7. The Transatlantic Pivot, Daniel Hamilton 8. The Western Alliance in a Post-Western World, Simon Serfaty SECTION 3: The Future of the Transatlantic Community: New Concepts and Challenges 9. Framing Essay: Transatlantic Communities: A Re-examination of Theories and Meaning, Steven Galatas 10. The Transatlantic Relationship: From Oppression to Hopes of Partnerships, Kwame Antwi-Boasiako 11. European Union-Latin American Relations in a Turbulent Era, Joaquin Roy 12. Fateful triangle: The Americas and Europe, 1823 to the present, James Siekmeier SECTION 4: Transatlantic Ties that Bind: Media Representations, Cultures, and Values in the 21st Century 13. Framing Essay: Cultural and Political Ties within the Transatlantic Alliance in the New Century, Julie Harrelson-Stephens 14. (De)constructing transatlantic conflict representation in the media: A review of relevant literature from a communication and media studies perspective, Sudeshna Roy 15. Europe¿s Cultural Habitus: Anti-Americanism in Europe in the Twentieth Century, Jessica Gienow-Hecht 16. Future Perspectives of Transatlantic Alliances, Peter Csanyi SECTION 5: Conclusion 17. Hearts, flowers and a common fate, Dana Cooper
Preface SECTION 1: Overview of the Transatlantic Relationship Post-WW II 1. Framing Essay - A Shift in Transatlantic Diplomacy, Brian M. Murphy 2. Transatlantic Relations in a Changing World: Toward a More Equal and Effective Partnership, Michael Baun 3. Public Opinion and Public Diplomacy in a Transatlantic Perspective, Zsolt Nyiri 4. Curing Transatlantic Schizophrenia, Adrian Taylor SECTION 2: The Transatlantic Economic and Security Relationship Matrix 5. Framing Essay: Re-examining the Transatlantic Trade Agenda: Expanding Trade and Enhancing National Security, Mark Scanlan 6. A Shift in the Transatlantic Balance, Franck Biancheri 7. The Transatlantic Pivot, Daniel Hamilton 8. The Western Alliance in a Post-Western World, Simon Serfaty SECTION 3: The Future of the Transatlantic Community: New Concepts and Challenges 9. Framing Essay: Transatlantic Communities: A Re-examination of Theories and Meaning, Steven Galatas 10. The Transatlantic Relationship: From Oppression to Hopes of Partnerships, Kwame Antwi-Boasiako 11. European Union-Latin American Relations in a Turbulent Era, Joaquin Roy 12. Fateful triangle: The Americas and Europe, 1823 to the present, James Siekmeier SECTION 4: Transatlantic Ties that Bind: Media Representations, Cultures, and Values in the 21st Century 13. Framing Essay: Cultural and Political Ties within the Transatlantic Alliance in the New Century, Julie Harrelson-Stephens 14. (De)constructing transatlantic conflict representation in the media: A review of relevant literature from a communication and media studies perspective, Sudeshna Roy 15. Europe¿s Cultural Habitus: Anti-Americanism in Europe in the Twentieth Century, Jessica Gienow-Hecht 16. Future Perspectives of Transatlantic Alliances, Peter Csanyi SECTION 5: Conclusion 17. Hearts, flowers and a common fate, Dana Cooper
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