Geoeconomics

The AGI Geoeconomics Program promotes original thinking and debate on U.S., German, and EU global economic strategy with a focus on ways that trade, climate, financial, and technology policies can advance their shared interests, prosperity, and values.

Innovation in the United States and Germany

Policy Report 26 As economic ties between the United States and Germany have grown steadily deeper and more intertwined, economic performance in one country increasingly affects the transatlantic partnership as …

Axel Werwatz, Kent Hughes

The EU Services Directive: Nightmare or Opportunity? Implications for Transatlantic Business

Policy Report 25 The EU Services Directive is likely to become Community law by the end of 2006, promising that, by the end of the decade, the EU will have …

Björn Frank, Klaus Günter Deutsch, Martin Gornig

Industrial Lobbying within the European Union: Actors, Strategies, and Trends in the Multi-Level System

Policy Report 24 Deepening transatlantic economic integration has brought mutual benefit to the United States and Europe, but it has also created new potential for transatlantic conflict… Download Publication

Daniela Schwarzer, Stefanie John

A Reasonable Expectation of Privacy? Data Protection in the United States and Germany

Policy Report 22 In the borderless world of the twenty-first century, global interconnectivity has never been greater. Through the use of millions of computers, billions of e-mails, and a level …

Axel Spies, Jim Harper

Corporate Governance in Flux: Assessing the Recent Round of Reforms in the United States and Germany

Policy Report 21 In 2004, the American-German Institute published an analysis by Sigurt Vitols and Thomas Kenyon, exploring the respective approaches of the United States and Germany toward corporate governance… …

Sigurt Vitols, Thomas Kenyon

Recent Authors

Axel Spies

AI and Data Privacy

Klaus Günter Deutsch

European External Economic Policy in the Age of Zeitenwende

Daniela Schwarzer

Taming the Financial Beast: A Status Report of Financial Regulatory Reform in the U.S. and European Union

Foreign & Security Policy Geoeconomics

Foreign & Security Policy, Geoeconomics

European Energy Strategies After the Petroleum Age

Issue Brief 4 Securing the supply of energy is one of mankind’s basic needs. The exploitation of fossil fuels, (coal, petroleum, and more recently natural gas), has been one of …

European Growth Troubles: Divergences and Challenges in a Global Economy

Issue Brief 3 Disappointment with economic performance and slow growth was one important element behind the rejection of the EU constitution in France and in the Netherlands this spring. It …

Stefan Bergheim

Financial Regulations in the U.S. and Germany-From National Autarky to International Cooperation?

Policy Report 19 Financial services play a vital role in the transatlantic economy, serving as a major employer, factor of production, and a provider of services. Changes in financial services …

Breaking Down Barriers to Trade and Investment: The U.S.-Germany Income Tax Treaty Revisited

Policy Report 15 Download Publication

Charles Triplett, Ingo Kleutgens, Patrick Sinewe, Rafic Barrage, Werner Hein

Corporate Governance in Germany and the United States: Key Challenges for the Transatlantic Business Community

Policy Report 14 Download Publication

Sigurt Vitols, Thomas Kenyon

Product Standards in Transatlantic Trade and Investment: Domestic and International Practices and Institutions

Policy Report 13 Download Publication

Jan Martin Witte, Tim Büthe

Reviving the German Economy: A Domestic Imperative and a Windfall Gain for the Transatlantic Partnership

Policy Report 12 Download Publication

Antje Stobbe, Jens Dallmeyer

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