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Letter from the Publisher

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A Bigger EU Must Be More Effective and More Democratic

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Yes to Enlargement - But the Worst Problems Are Still Ahead

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At 40, the Franco-German Couple Shows New Signs of Life

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Patten vs. Perle: Is the U.S. a Unilateralist Hegemon?

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France Is Ready to Play its Role in Global Security

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NATO Takes on New Tasks

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Fighting Terrorism: Transatlantic Differences Over the Details

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U.S. Seeks Greater Diversity of Oil Supplies

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Three Ways to Improve U.S. International Energy Security

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Shaping an EU Energy Strategy Has Become More Urgent

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Conventional Energy Sources Are Still the Most Important

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The EU Needs Stronger Economic Policy Coordination

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Moscow and the WTO: A Unique Chance to Modernize Russia

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A New Court Would Help Resolve the European Patents Mess

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Background Brief: Geographical Indications

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U.S. Hopes for a Deal on Wines - And What to Call Them

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The EU Wants to Protect its Prestige Place Names

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A Transatlantic Securities Market Would Benefit Everyone

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Decline and Fall of the U.S. Empire?

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