TY  - BOOK
AU  - Bankcroft,Jerrod V.
TI  - U.S. -UK Relations at the Start of the 21st Century
SN  - 9781613241905
AV  - E183.8.G7 -- U53 2009eb 
U1  - 303.48/27304109051 
PY  - 2009///
CY  - New York
PB  - Nova Science Publishers, Incorporated
KW  - United States -- Foreign relations -- Great Britain
KW  - Great Britain -- Foreign relations -- United States
KW  - Electronic books
N1  - Intro -- U.S.-UK RELATIONS AT THE STARTOF THE 21ST CENTURY -- U.S.-UK RELATIONS AT THE START OF THE 21ST CENTURY -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE* -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- INTRODUCTION* -- THE U.S.-UK SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP INHISTORICAL CONTEXT:LESSONS OF THE PAST -- KEEPING THE PRESENT IN PERSPECTIVE -- THE LONG-TERM ROOTS OF THE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP -- Pillar I: Common Law -- Pillar II: Mutual Investment -- Pillar III: Diplomatic and Security Partnership -- CONCLUSION -- SECTION I:ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS ASPECTSOF THE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP -- THE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP -ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS ASPECTS:AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE* -- CONTEXT OF THE RELATIONSHIP -- PRIVATE SECTOR RELATIONSHIP -- Trade -- Investment -- Tourism -- Financial Market -- Defense Industry -- GOVERNMENT-TO-GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIP -- Multilateral -- European Union -- Bilateral -- CONCLUSIONS AND POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS -- ENDNOTES -- ANGLO-AMERICAN ECONOMIC AND BUSINESSRELATIONSHIPS:ABRITISH PERSPECTIVE -- THE PRIVATE SECTOR RELATIONSHIP -- THE ANGLO-AMERICAN MODEL -- BRITAIN, THE UNITED STATES, AND THE EU -- CONCLUSION -- THE ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DIMENSION:PANEL CHAIRMAN'S SUMMARYAND RECOMMENDATIONS -- HOW SPECIAL? -- Moving Forward -- ENDNOTES -- SECTION II:POLITICAL AND LEGAL ASPECTSOF THE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP -- THE ANXIETY OF SOVEREIGNTY:BRITAIN, THE UNITED STATES, ANDTHE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT -- INTRODUCTION -- THE ORIGINS AND JURISDICTIONOF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT -- BRITISH AND AMERICAN POSITIONS REGARDING THE ICC -- U.S. OBJECTIONS TO THE ICC -- Institutional Objections -- Constitutional Objections -- Doctrinal Objections -- Security Objections -- Prosecution Objections -- Symbolic Objections -- NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY IN A GLOBAL COMMUNITY -- CONCLUSION -- ENDNOTES -- STRANDED BETWEEN TWO RECEDINGSHORELINES? THE ANGLO-AMERICANSPECIAL RELATIONSHIP AFTERTHE MAY 5, 2005, ELECTIONS; WILL THE UNITED STATES NEED BRITAIN? -- WILL BRITISH POLICY REMAIN COHERENT WITHTHAT OF THE UNITED STATES? -- AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES -- ENDNOTES -- POLITICAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF THESPECIAL RELATIONSHIP: PANEL CHAIRMAN'SSUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS -- EDLIN ON THE ICC -- GILBERT ON BRITISH POLITICS ANDTHE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP -- CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS -- ENDNOTES -- SECTION III:FOREIGN POLICY ANDTHE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP -- ACONSERVATIVE VISION FORU.S. POLICY TOWARD EUROPE -- CONCLUSION -- PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE FOREIGNPOLICY: THE BRITISH PERSPECTIVE -- ENDNOTES -- THE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP AND FOREIGNPOLICY: PANEL CHAIRMAN'S REPORT -- ENDNOTES -- SECTION IV:SECURITY AND DEFENSE ASPECTSOF THE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP -- OBSERVATIONS ON THE SPECIALRELATIONSHIP IN SECURITY ANDDEFENSE MATTERS -- DEFENSE STRATEGY -- STRATEGY-IMPLICATIONS FOR THE UK -- CAPABILITIES-IMPLICATIONS FOR THE UK -- FUTURE OF NUCLEAR COOPERATION -- MISSILE DEFENSE -- UK AS A "BRIDGE" BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND EU -- ENDNOTES -- THE DEFENSE DIMENSION OF THE ANGLOAMERICANSPECIAL RELATIONSHIP -- A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE -- THE BRITISH PERSPECTIVE TODAYON THE DEFENSE RELATIONSHIP -- SHOULD BRITAIN REMAIN IN THE NUCLEAR CLUB? -- BRITAIN'S FUTURE STRATEGIC DIRECTION -- ENDNOTES -- WHEN YOU COME TO A FORK IN THE ROAD,TAKE IT-DEFENSE POLICYAND THE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP:PANEL CHAIRMAN'S REPORT -- GRAND STRATEGY -- MILITARY OPERATIONS -- DEFENSE CAPABILITIES -- SECURITY ORGANIZATIONS -- A FINAL WORD -- ENDNOTES -- CONCLUSION -- "WELL, ISN'T THAT SPECIAL?" CONCLUDINGREMARKS ON U.S.-UK RELATIONSAT THE START OF THE 21ST CENTURY -- ENDNOTES -- ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS -- INDEX
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