| Some Transatlantic Challenges
DeMuth, Christopher
American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, On the Issues, posted July 24, 2006, 4p
“The governments of the United States and Western Europe collaborated successfully for many decades during the Cold War, but they now often disagree and oppose each other on important matters of policy and strategy. Beyond the government ministries, European and American economies and cultures seem to be growing apart as well. But Atlanticism nonetheless has a future--Americans and Europeans will continue to collaborate closely despite our differences and disagreements. We will do so not so much because we share a common heritage but because we face common problems today which are rooted in our heritage.” Christopher DeMuth is President of the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research.
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