Trans-Atlantic Tensions The United States,

Leading American and European experts examine the " problem" countries of Cuba, Iraq, Libya, and Nigeria. They explain sources of U.S. and European differences, consequences for policies designed to influence problem states, and prospects for bridging policy rifts.

Introduction	p. 1
Cuba: A U.S. Perspective	p. 7
Europe: Cuba, the U.S. Embargo, and the Helms-Burton Law	p. 29
The Challenge of Iran for U.S. and European Policy	p. 48
Critical Engagement: The European Union and Iran	p. 71
Iraq: An American Perspective	p. 102
Iraq	p. 124
The United States and Libya	p. 140
Libya and Transatlantic Relations: An Italian View	p. 163
Nigeria: U.S.-European Stakes in Africa's Largest State	p. 179
Nigeria: Many Problems, Few Solutions	p. 205
Conclusion	p. 227
Contributors	p. 241
Index	p. 243
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Trans-Atlantic Tensions The United States, Europe, and Problem Countries

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