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Managing EU-US relations: actors, institutions and the new transatlantic agenda

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1. Understanding the 'New Transatlantic Agenda' 2. The institutionalisation of EU-US relations in the 1990s 3. The transatlantic policy process 4. Transnational policy shaping 5. Anti-trafficking coordination in Eastern Europe 6. The Mutual Recognition Agreements 7. The banana dispute 8. Conclusions Research notes References Index

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1. Understanding the 'New Transatlantic Agenda' 2. The institutionalisation of EU-US relations in the 1990s 3. The transatlantic policy process 4. Transnational policy shaping 5. Anti-trafficking coordination in Eastern Europe 6. The Mutual Recognition Agreements 7. The banana dispute 8. Conclusions Research notes References Index

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1. Understanding the 'New Transatlantic Agenda' 2. The institutionalisation of EU-US relations in the 1990s 3. The transatlantic policy process 4. Transnational policy shaping 5. Anti-trafficking coordination in Eastern Europe 6. The Mutual Recognition Agreements 7. The banana dispute 8. Conclusions Research notes References Index

Key concepts: Transatlantic relations, Political science, Political economy, Sociology, Law, Foreign policy, Politics

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