Transatlantic Security

Focus

A strong transatlantic partnership is essential to successful foreign policy implementation for the United States and its European partners. Policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic better serve their own national defense and security agendas when their national strategies are mindful of transatlantic interests and values. The CSIS Europe Program is committed to facilitating a better understanding of this important relationship and its global impact for policymakers in Washington, Brussels, and beyond.

Work

In addition to regular meetings with senior European officials and frequent interaction with European embassy staff on a range of global issues, the CSIS Europe Program conducts project-specific research. Current work includes:

Transatlantic Methods for Handling Global Challenges in the European Union and United States

The CSIS Europe Program is assessing U.S. and European strategic review models as a structural component of common approaches to transatlantic security challenges. This project is conducted in collaboration with:

CSIS Partners:

• Defense-Industrial Initiatives Group
• Henry A. Kissinger Chair
• Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Program

International Partners:

• Fondation pour la Recherche Strategique, Paris
• Istituto Affari Internazionali, Rome
• Swedish Institute of International Affairs, Stockholm

Report: EU-U.S. Security Strategies: Comparative Scenarios and Recommendations

• The Warsaw Defense Dialogue Papers I: Transatlantic Relations in a Changing European Security Enviornment
• Liberty, Equality, Connectivity— Transatlantic Cooperation on Cybersecurity Norms
• Executive Summary
• Issue 1: Definition of External Security and its Implementation Model
• Issue 2: The Internal/External Security Nexus: A Comparative Approach
• Issue 3: Industry toward Security
• Issue 4: The Transatlantic Relationship and EU-U.S. Security Cooperation