Is There a Future for the Transatlantic Alliance in a Post-Western World?

After the first 100 days, what is the impact of the second Trump Administration on the traditional post-Second World War US alliance with Europe? Specifically, what are the implications on the economic and security dimension? What are Europeans doing in response? How significant is the North/South and East/West division in the European response? What are the wider long term and global implications of these changes? These are some of the questions we aim to address in this event jointly organized by the Prince de Asturias Chair and the FLAD Professorship at Georgetown University.
Event will take place in ICC 3rd floor, McGhee Library.

Info: Anthony Arend, Head of Department of Government, Georgetown University
Ángeles Moreno Bau, Spanish Ambassador to the United States
Francisco Duarte Lopes, Portuguese Ambassador to the United States

Info: Federico Steinberg, Prince of Asturias Visiting Professor, Georgetown University
Alejandro Werner, Director of the Americas Institute, Georgetown University
Kathleen McNamara, Professor, Georgetown University

Info: Bruno Cardoso Reis, FLAD Professor, Georgetown University and Center for International Studies, Lisboa
Max Bergman, Director of the Europe and Eurasia Program, CSIS
Liana Fix, Professor, Georgetown University and Fellow at CFR

Host or Publisher Georgetown University, Department of Government