Security, Trade, and Environmental Policy : A US/European Union Transatlantic Agenda

Section I: International Security Issues for the European Union and the United States -- U.S. /European Security Policy for the 21st Century -- Defining the New World Order -- The U.S./European Security Agenda in the New Millenium -- NATO in Transition -- The EU/WEU Role in European Security -- Challenges for Europe in the New Century: A German Perspective -- Dimensions of Change in the Post-Cold War World -- Non-Military Threats to the Alliance -- The Changing World Paradigm and the U.S./European Agenda -- Assumptions About the U.S., the EU, NATO, and their Impact on the Transatlantic Agenda -- Transatlantic Relations in the New Century -- Strengthening the Transatlantic Dialog -- Section II: The Next Generation of U.S./EU World Trade Policy -- The Future of World Politics of Commerce -- The Next Generation of World Trade Policy Development -- Objectives and Priorities of the EU in Transatlantic Relations -- Domestic and International Economic Policy Convergence -- The European Geo-Strategic Plan and the American Partnership -- Section III: Globalization and the Environment -- Globalization and Sustainable Development— Toward a Transatlantic Agenda -- Globalization and the Environment: The Limits of the Law -- Jurisprudence in the GATT and the Environment Debate -- Voluntary Environmental Management Systems and Regulatory Relief -- Voluntary Environmental Management Systems in the French Context -- ISO 14001 : Real World Implementation and Status -- The Effectiveness of Instruments for Environmental Policies in the Industry: Regulating Packaging Waste -- Voluntary Approaches to Environmental Protection -- Companies Perception of Environmental Issues -- Pollution Havens and Industrial Flight: Weighing the Evidence -- Pollution Havens: A Korean Case Study -- A German Perspective on Globalization and Pollution Havens -- Overcoming U.S./EU Obstacles to Trade/Environmental Cooperation -- U. S./European Environmental Cooperation.