Contending cultures of counterterrorism: Transatlantic divergence or convergence?

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The responses of Europe and the United States to the new terrorism, through the prism of historically determined strategic cultures are analyzed. Divergences in translantic approaches, with potentially major implications for the future of the relationship have appeared to be mitigated by a revised American strategy of counterterrorism that has emerged during 2005.

United States, General services, International politics, Safety and security measures, European Union. European Commission, Foreign policy, Antiterrorism measures

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Britain and the convention on the future Europe

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British's involvement within the convention, from its inception to the finalization of the draft treaty is traced. It illustrates, the British government's success in ensuring that the document reflected its major policy preferences.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis

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