Title:
The 2020 US Presidential Election and the Transatlantic Relationship Under Stress
Author(s):
Viola, Lora Anne
Year of publication:
2020
Available Date:
2021-05-12T11:49:43Z
Abstract:
President Trump has created turmoil in the transatlantic relationship. Biden has taken a conciliatory tone towards allies and promised to return the US to multilateral cooperation as president. But the transatlantic relationship will never return to its heyday. Three long-term trends will shape the future of US foreign policy and the transatlantic relationship: the global shift in the distribution of power, and especially what the US-China rivalry means for Europe; the US’ ambivalence towards multilateralism and why it will likely endure; and changing domestic coalitions within the US that might be a harbinger of a foreign policy revolution.
Part of Identifier:
ISSN (print): 1866-2188
e-ISSN (online): 1866-2196
Keywords:
Transatlantic relationship
US foreign policy
Global power shift
NATO
Digital technology
Progressive foreign policy
DDC-Classification:
320 Politikwissenschaft
Publication Type:
Wissenschaftlicher Artikel
URL of the Original Publication:
DOI of the Original Publication:
Journaltitle:
Zeitschrift für Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik
Department/institution:
John-F.-Kennedy-Institut für Nordamerikastudien (JFKI)
Comments:
Die Publikation wurde aus Open Access Publikationsgeldern der Freien Universität Berlin gefördert.
