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59 Int'l J. [i] (2003-2004)

handle is hein.journals/intj59 and id is 1 raw text is: Contents VOLUME LIX NUMBER I WINTER 2003-2004 Making the best of difference: A new start for transatlantic relations HENNING RIECKE Americans and Europeans must stop acting like caricatures of themselves if they are to achieve a relationship of trust and cooperation. 27 Addicted to security: Globalized terrorism and the inevitability of American unilateralism FRANK P. HARVEY Washington will continue to see a need to go it alone, but it does want legitimacy. Canada has something to offer and to gain. 59 Tony Blair, Iraq and the special relationship: Poodle or partner? JANE M. 0. SHARP Has Blair's slavish devotion to an illusory special relationship made Britain something ofa pariah in the international community? 87 Planet Earth: Russia and transatlantic relations VYACHESLAV NIKONOV Russia is doomed to remain an independent centre ofpower, though increased cooperation with the United States and other transatlantic countries is the only sensible approach. 105 France and the US: The inevitable clash? THIERRY TARDY The Iraq war forced France to confront the challenges of constructive disagreement in a unipolar world. 127 Friendship under strain or fundamental alienation? Germany-US relations after the Iraq war MARKUS KAIM The German-American conflict over Iraq was only the tip of the iceberg. This is a transatlantic rift that runs deep.