Africa / Asia / North America / Europe / South America / /
Country
Germany / Saudi Arabia / South Africa / Libya / Colombia / Japan / Russia / United States / Afghanistan / Brazil / Syria / Vietnam / Panama / China / Ukraine / South Korea / India / Europe / /
Currency
EUR / / /
Event
Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
Georgetown University / Stable Peace / /
IndustryTerm
fiscal and banking union / manufacturing jobs / manufacturing / /
Movie
Coast to Coast / /
Organization
Bertelsmann Foundation / Council on Foreign Relations / Atlantic Council of the United States / U.S. government / Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation / World Trade Organization / Princeton University / Fritz Thyssen Foundation / Center for Transatlantic Relations / Association of Southeast Asian Nations / Hungary Initiatives Foundation / European Parliament / Gulf Cooperation Council / Transatlantic Academy / British Embassy in Washington / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / Vol. / African Union / Pew Research Center for the People & the Press / Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies / International Organization / Georgetown University / UNASUR / European Union / German Marshall Fund of the United States / Aurea Foundation / /
Person
Charles A. Kupchan / Barack Obama / Edward D. Mansfield / Jon C. Pevehouse / G. John Ikenberry / Francis Fukuyama / Whitney Shepardson / /
Position
President / average U.S. worker / chief driver / Author / professor of international affairs / /
ProgrammingLanguage
DC / /
ProvinceOrState
Kansas / Washington / /
PublishedMedium
Free Press / /
Region
Middle East / East Asia / Central Asia / Southeast Asia / Asia-Pacific / /
Analysis June 2014 Summary: This brief argues that a transatlantic free trade pact would have significant geopolitical implications. In particular,