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Experts from the Trans European Policy Studies Association (TEPSA) network and their American colleagues contributed these essays to a New transatlanitic Agenda research project for the European Commission. They evaluate the impact of current and future EU enlargement on transatlantic relations and effects of political, economic and strategic changes on relations between the US and an enlarged EU of possibly 25 or more members. The direct effect of enlargement on transatlantic relations in terms of trade, investment and business activity may not be large, but the political outcomes will be important. The EU's prolonged integrtaion process has burdened it with an accretion of legal texts and a proliferation of instruments whose combine d weight treatens its own efficient governance. It is the success of the EU's internal reform which may ultimately determine the weight, reliability and compatibility of the pwoer balance across the Atlantic. Experts from the Trans European Policy Studies Association (TEPSA) network and their American colleagues contributed these essays to a New transatlanitic Agenda research project for the European Commission.
They evaluate the impact of current and future EU enlargement on transatlantic relations and effects of political, economic and strategic changes on relations between the US and an enlarged EU of possibly 25 or more members.
Contents
EU enlargement - comparing US and European approaches, interests and roles, Barbara Lippert; economic implications of EU enlargement for transatlantic relations, Michael Calingaert; bigger is better - a US political perspective on EU enlargement, Simon Serfaty; the EU's northern dimension - US policy towards north-eastern Europe, Bertel Heurlin and Jacob Ejlers; the US, the EU and the Turkey-Cyprus link, Christian Franck; the Mediterranean, Middle East and North Africa, Roberto Aliboni; the EU as a global actor - concepts and realities, Wolfgang Wessels; scenarios for the future, Hans Labohm and Alfred Van Staden; the political and institutional dimension, Laurent Van Depoele; budgetary matters and policy reforms, Kalman Deszeri.
