The SAIS Center for Transatlantic Relations, located near Dupont Circle in Washington, DC, engages international scholars and students directly with government officials, journalists, business executives, and other opinion leaders from both sides of the Atlantic on issues facing Europe and North America. Center activities include seminars and lectures; media programs and web-based activities; research projects and policy study groups.
Additional Materials from Center for Transatlantic Relations: Books | Policy Briefs
Title: The Transatlantic Economy 2010: Annual Survey of Jobs, Trade and Investment between the United States and Europe
Authors: Daniel S. Hamilton, Joseph P. Quinlan
Date: January 2010Title: Brazil's Rise as an Emerging Power: Implications for the U.S. and Europe
Authors: Stefan A. Schirm
Date: June 2009Title: Alliance Reborn: An Atlantic Compact for the 21st Century
Authors: Daniel Hamilton, Lead Author, Charles Barry, Hans Binnendijk, Stephen Flanagan, Julianne Smith, James Townsend
Date: February 2009Title: The Transatlantic Economy 2009
Authors: Daniel S. Hamilton, Joseph P. Quinlan
Date: January 2009Title: Germany and Globalization
Authors: Daniel S. Hamilton, Joseph P. Quinlan
Date: November 2008Title: France and Globalization
Authors: Daniel S. Hamilton, Joseph P. Quinlan
Date: June 2008Title: The Wider Black Sea Region in the 21st Century: Strategic, Economic and Energy Perspectives
Authors: Daniel Hamilton, Gerhard Mangott
Date: January 2008Title: The New Eastern Europe: Ukraine, Belarus, & Moldova
Authors: Daniel Hamilton, Gerhard Mangott
Date: January 2007Title: Defending the Gains? Transatlantic Responses When Democracy is Under Threat
Authors: Esther Brimmer, editor
Date: January 2007Title: The European Union, the United States and ‘Liberal Imperialism’
Authors: Michael Brenner
Date: January 2006Title: The Euro-Mediterranean Partnership: Regional and Transatlantic Challenges
Authors: Roberto Aliboni
Date: January 2004Title: This Ain’t Your Daddy’s NATO
Authors: Lord Robertson
Date: November 2003Title: Some remarks on Trans-Atlantic Convergences and Divergences
Authors: Bronislaw Geremek
Date: November 2003Title: How Can the Transatlantic Community Help Build Peace, Prosperity, and Security in the Greater Middle East?
Authors: William J. Burns
Date: November 2003Title: How Can the Transatlantic Community Help Build Peace, Prosperity, and Security in the Greater Middle East?
Authors: Jan Petersen
Date: November 2003Title: The United States, the European Union, and International Human Rights Issues
Authors: Esther Brimmer
Date: May 2003Title: Drifting Apart or Growing Together?
Authors: Joseph P. Quinlan
Date: March 2003Title: Thoughts Before Yet Another NATO Summit
Authors: Jeffrey Bialos
Date: September 2002Title: The New Transatlantic Security Network
Authors: Chantal de Jonge Oudraat
Date: July 2002