Partners or rivals? : European-American relations after Iraq / Matthew Evangelista, Vittorio Emanuele Parsi (editions.)

Includes bibliographical references.

Preface / Matthew Evangelista, Vittorio Emanuele Parsi -- I. CONTINUITY OR CHANGE IN ALLIANCE RELATIONS? -- Europe and America: still an inevitable alliance? / Vittorio Emanuele Parsi -- Dissipating hegemony: US unilateralism and European counter-hegemony / Ted Hopf -- Still hanging together? Reflections on the harmonious past, crisis-ridden present and uncertain future of the transatlantic relationship / Matthias Dembinski -- II. THE "SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP" -- New Labour's foreign policy after September 11. A moral crusade in a multilateral setting / Maria Fanis -- Debunking the myth: the US-UK "special relationship" after Iraq / Jane M.O. Sharp -- III. INFLUENCE OF THE "NEW EUROPE" -- The durability of the East-West divide. Globalization and the limits of European defence policy integration / Rachel Epstein -- When the "new Europeans" encountered the "old continent". Redefining Europe, re-imagining the world in the context of the war against Iraq -- IV. THE RUSSIAN FACTOR IN EUROPEAN-AMERICAN RELATIONS -- Russia and international cooperation on missile defense. Prospects vs. expectations / Alla Kassianova -- The Russian discourse on the post-Saddam world order / Alexander Sergunin -- V. TRANSNATIONAL POLITICS OF WAR, PEACE AND MONEY -- The global enemies: privatization of war and the challenge to democracy / Fabio Armao -- Transnational peace activism: the prospects for cooperation after the war / David S. Meyer -- A coming crisis of the Euro? Transatlantic subordination and the social contradictions of EMU / Alan W. Cafruny, J. Magnus Ryner.