The Routledge Handbook of Transatlantic Relations 1st Edition by Elaine Fahey ISBN 103225534X 978-1032255347

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ISBN 10: 103225534X
ISBN 13: 978-1032255347
Author: Elaine Fahey

The Routledge Handbook of Transatlantic Relations is an essential and comprehensive reference for the regulation of transatlantic relations across a range of subjects, bringing together contributions from scholars, policy makers, lawyers and political scientists. Future oriented in a range of fields, it probes the key technical, procedural and policy issues for the US of dealing with, negotiating, engaging and law-making with the EU, taking a broad interdisciplinary perspective including international relations, politics, political economic and law, EU external relations law and international law and assesses the external consequences of transatlantic relations in a systematic and comprehensive fashion.

The transatlantic relationship constitutes one of the most established and far-reaching democratic alliances globally, and which has propelled multilateralism, trade regulation and the EU-US relationship in global challenges. The different contributions will propose solutions to overcome these problems and help us understand the shifting transatlantic agenda in diverse areas from human rights, to trade, and security, and the capacity of the transatlantic relationship to set new international agendas, standards and rules.

The Routledge Handbook of Transatlantic Relations will be a key reference for scholars, students and practitioners of Transatlantic Relations/EU-US relations, EU External Relations law, EU rule-making, EU Security law and more broadly to global governance, International law, international political economy and international relations.

The Routledge Handbook of Transatlantic Relations 1st Table of contents:

Section I: EU and US Intra-Organisations Relations

1 Connecting the US Congress and the European Parliament: The Work and Role of the EP Liaison Office in Washington DC

A house in Washington

EPLO and developing parliamentary connection: ‘A bridge between two houses’

Outlook

Notes

References

2 EU-US Relations in a Changing World

Note

References

3 Negotiating with the European Union – A U.S. Perspective

Introduction

Conclusion

Notes

References

4 Transatlantic Parliamentary Cooperation at Fifty

Introduction

The European Parliament’s growing parliamentary diplomacy engagement

Institutionalisation and political practice of EU-US parliamentary relations

Concluding remarks

Notes

References

5 The Rise of Informal International Organizations

Introduction

Informal IOs in the Transatlantic area

Why informality? Theorizing problems, power, and politics

Analyzing the drivers of informality

Conclusion

Note

References

6 The Revival of Transatlantic Partnership? EU-US Coordination in Sanctions Policy

Introduction

In love with sanctions: EU and US approaches to sanctions

The framework for transatlantic sanctions coordination

Between convergence and divergence: The practice of sanctions coordination in relation to Iran and Russia

US’ secondary sanctions and the EU’s strategic autonomy: a challenge for the Transatlantic Partnership

Conclusion

Note

References

7 The EU and US Global Human Rights Sanction Regimes: Useful Complementary Instruments to Advance Protection of Universal Values? A Legal Appraisal

Introduction

The scope of the EU and US sanctions regimes and the major differences between them

The application of the Global Magnitsky programmes and the EUGHRSR in practice and contestations over them

The contribution of the EUGHRSR and GMA to the protection of human rights: concluding remarks

Notes

References

8 NATO and Transatlantic Security Relations

Introduction

The Cold War phase

The post–Cold War phase

The post-9/11 phase

The post-2014 phase

Conclusion

References

Section II: Trade, Investment and Cooperation in Transatlantic Relations

9 Transatlantic Economic and Legal Disintegration? Between Anglo-Saxon Neo-Liberal Nationalism, Authoritarian State-Capitalism and Europe’s Ordo-Liberal Multilevel Constitutionalism

Overview

From the ‘old’ to a ‘new’ Washington consensus?

The multilevel constitutional ‘Brussels consensus’

Anglo-Saxon process-based constitutional nationalism

Authoritarian and state-capitalist regulation

Increasing geopolitical rivalries and regulatory competition

Disintegration of multilevel UN and WTO governance?

Disintegration of transatlantic leadership?

Knowledge problems and constitutional problems of market regulation

Notes

References

10 Reverberations of the CJEU Achmea B.V. Decision in the Transatlantic Space

Introduction

The Achmea decision and subsequent developments in the European Union

Conclusion

Notes

References

11 Executive Accountability in Unilateral Trade Policy: A Transatlantic Perspective*

Introduction

Unilateral trade measures in the United States: Taming the imperial presidency

Unilateral trade measures in the European Union: A fragmented yet increasingly powerful executive

Conclusion

Notes

References

12 Transatlantic Energy Relations: A Brief History and a Tentative Outlook*

Introduction

The divergence and convergence of EU-US energy realities

Attempt at a European shale revolution and the birth and expansion of the transatlantic gas trade

The war and the securitisation of EU energy policy

Outlook for transatlantic energy relations

Notes

References

13 Transatlantic Trade Relations: Domestic Obstacles and Strategic Opportunities

Domestic debates and trade policies

Opportunities for coordination and cooperation

Conclusion

Acknowledgment

Notes

References

14 Taking Back Control: The Political Economy of Investment Screening in the US and EU

Introduction

History and development of screening mechanisms

Transatlantic cooperation on investment screening

Conclusion

Notes

References

Section III: Norm Promotion Practices of the EU and US in the Digital Age

15 The Future of the EU-US Privacy Shield

Introduction

Why previous regimes were not seen as ‘essentially equivalent’ to EU data protection law: the safe harbour and Privacy Shield agreements fragilities

Post-Schrems II: a period of high uncertainties

Towards Privacy Shield 2.0: what could it include, and will it be enough?

Could the transatlantic privacy relationship be facilitated by US domestic changes?

Conclusion

Notes

References

16 The EU and US Transatlantic Agendas on Taxation

Introduction

The meaning of ‘Fairness’ in taxation

‘Fairness’ as an uncomfortable fit with both EU and US agendas on taxation?

‘Fairness’ as a proxy for harmonisation?

Conclusion

Note

References

17 The “beneficial divergence” in the transatlantic approach to competition law enforcement towards platform and ecosystem competition

Introduction

Platforms and ecosystems: distinguishing different business structures

Platform and ecosystem as the dominant business model in the digital economy

Emerging issues in platform competition: the ‘beneficial divergence’ between the EU and US case law

Conclusions

Notes

References

18 Who Occupies the Transatlantic Data Privacy Space? Assessing the Evolving Dynamics, Underlying Reasons and the Way Forward

Introduction

Multifaceted, complex and evolving dynamics

The reasons underpinning the EU-US ‘troubled’ data protection relations

Concluding remarks: the way forward for transatlantic relations

Notes

References

Section IV: The Political and Economic Character of Transatlantic Relations

19 The Transatlantic Regulatory Relationship: Limited Conflict, Less Competition and a New Approach to Cooperation

The (inadvertent) origins of limited regulatory conflict

The trials and tribulations of transatlantic regulatory cooperation

Great power (regulatory) competition

Conclusion

Acknowledgments

References

20 Bilateral, Trilateral or – Quadrilateral? The UK-US Trade Relations in a Global Context

Introduction

UK-US trade and investment relations

Factors that shape UK government’s position of promoting the UK-US bilateral trade deal

International factors that constrain or impact the UK-US trade relations

Conclusion and future research implications

Notes

References

21 Anglo-American Power in the Wake of Brexit and America First: A Crisis at the Heart of the Liberal International Order

Introduction

Understanding the roots of the Anglosphere

The Anglosphere – its operational system of security, intelligence and policy networks

Anglosphere as an economic and financial force

Trumpist and global Britain attitudes

Gramscian-Kautskyian analysis versus dominant frameworks

Conclusion

Notes

References

22 The Measurement, Structure and Dynamics of the Transatlantic Current Account

General misconceptions on transatlantic trade

The transatlantic current account

The substitutability of exports and FDI

Do bilateral balances matter at all?

Are we sure about the data we use?

Transatlantic ups and downs in trade policy

Transatlantic protectionism is ongoing

The transatlantic technology council

G3 Trade – how interdependent are the major powers?

Notes

References

23 Asymmetry and Civil Society Backlash: Changing European Calculations in Trans-Atlantic Investment Relations from CETA to TTIP and Beyond

Overview

Politicization of investor-state dispute settlement proposals

Asymmetry in transatlantic economic relationships

Civil society resistance and proposed changes to ISDS

US resistance to the EU approach

Conclusion: Divergent paths on investment relations

Note

References

24 Transatlantic Relations in a Changing World

Introduction

Background

Framework: drivers and mechanisms

Still going strong?

Concluding remarks

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