The Routledge Handbook on the International Dimension of Transatlantic Relations is an essential and comprehensive reference for the regulation of transatlantic relations across a range of subjects, bringing together contributions from scholars, policy makers, lawyers and political scientists.

Elaine Fahey is Professor of Law at the City Law School, City, University of London.

Introduction

Elaine Fahey

SECTION I: EU and US Intra-Organisations Relations

1 Connecting the US Congress and the European Parliament: The Work and Role of the EP Liaison O¿ffice in Washington DC

Joseph Dunne

2 EU-US Relations in a Changing World

David O'Sullivan

3 Negotiating with the European Union - A U.S. Perspective

Kenneth Propp

4 Transatlantic Parliamentary Cooperation at Fifty

Davor Jancic

5 The Rise of Informal International Organizations

Charles B. Roger

6 The Revival of Transatlantic Partnership? EU-US Coordination in Sanctions Policy

Peter Van Elsuwege and Viktor Szép

7 The EU and US Global Human Rights Sanction Regimes: Useful Complementary Instruments to Advance Protection of Universal Values? A Legal Appraisal

Sara Poli

8 NATO and Transatlantic Security Relations

Gabriella Bolstad and Karsten Friis

SECTION II: Trade, Investment and Cooperation in Transatlantic Relations

9 Transatlantic Economic and Legal Disintegration? Between Anglo-Saxon Neo-Liberal Nationalism, Authoritarian State-Capitalism and Europe's Ordo-Liberal Multilevel Constitutionalism

Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

10 Reverberations of the CJEU Achmea B.V. Decision in the Transatlantic Space

Jenya Grigorova

11 Executive Accountability in Unilateral Trade Policy: A Transatlantic Perspective

Thomas Verellen

12 Transatlantic Energy Relations: A Brief History and a Tentative Outlook

Simon Dekeyrel

13 Transatlantic Trade Relations: Domestic Obstacles and Strategic Opportunities

L. Johan Eliasson

14 Taking Back Control: The Political Economy of Investment Screening in the US and EU

Michelle Egan

SECTION III: Norm Promotion Practices of the EU and US in the Digital Age

15 The Future of the EU-US Privacy Shield

Elaine Fahey and Fabien Terpan

16 The EU and US Transatlantic Agendas on Taxation

Maria Kendrick

17 The "Beneficial Divergence" in the Transatlantic Approach to Competition Law Enforcement Towards Platform and Ecosystem Competition

Giulio Kowalski

18 Who Occupies the Transatlantic Data Privacy Space? Assessing the Evolving Dynamics, Underlying Reasons and the Way Forward

Maria Tzanou

SECTION IV: The Political and Economic Character of Transatlantic Relations

19 The Transatlantic Regulatory Relationship: Limited Conflict, Less Competition and a New Approach to Cooperation

Alasdair R. Young

20 Bilateral, Trilateral or - Quadrilateral? The UK-US Trade Relations in a Global Context

Peter Holmes and Minako Morita-Jaeger

21 Anglo-American Power in the Wake of Brexit and America First: A Crisis at the Heart of the Liberal International Order

Inderjeet Parmar and Mark Ledwidge

22 The Measurement, Structure and Dynamics of the Transatlantic Current Account

Martin T. Braml and Gabriel J. Felbermayr

23 Asymmetry and Civil Society Backlash: Changing European Calculations in Trans-Atlantic Investment Relations from CETA to TTIP and Beyond

Robert G. Finbow

24 Transatlantic Relations in a Changing World

Marianne Riddervold, Akasemi Newsome, and Albert Didriksen