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Facing a worsening economic situation and a war in Iraq that will be difficult to end—in short, grave overstretch—the next U.S. adminis- tration will seek to return to a more multilateral foreign policy and attempt to work closely with Europe. But Europe may not be willing or able to meet American expectations to play a larger role in international security.
Document Type
Policy Brief
Region(s)
Europe, Transatlantic Region
Topic(s)
Transatlantic Security, National Security, Defense Policy
Publication Date
10-2008
Publication
Strategic Forum
Publisher
National Defense University Press
City
Washington, DC
Keywords
Europe's role in international security, Transatlantic security challenges, European strategic absence, U.S.-Europe security relations, European defense priorities
Recommended Citation
Kramer, Steven Philip, "The Absence of Europe: Implications for International Security?" (2008). Strategic Forums. 35.
https://digitalcommons.ndu.edu/strategic-forums/35