英文摘要 |
US-Europe alliance has influenced the international relations since the second world war. Recent national elections in the US and in Europe, including those in Germany, Austria, Italy and France etc., reflected the rising of populism and questioned the globalization and current political regimes. The national elections above would not only decide the domestic politics but also influence foreign policies and US-Europe alliance. This research discusses the security and economic developments in the transatlantic relations, including the cooperation in the NATO and the competition between the EU and the NATO, and the frustration in the TTIP negotiation in recent years, finding that the adjustment in the security perspective is much quick than that in the economic one. The variation is due to the politicization in international economic cooperation issue causing by anti-globalization and the different natures of economy and politics of transnational relations. The nature of political relations is dependency, while that of economic relations is competition and cooperation. The future challenges of transatlantic relations are, how to respond to the question of anti-globalization, and how to adjust the US-EU-UK triangle after Brexit to rebuilt the transatlantic alliance. |