L'étude annuelle Transatlantic Trends

TRANSATLANTIC TR KEY FINDINGS 2014 ENDS Transatlantic Trends 2014 Partners TRANSATLANTIC TR ENDS 2014 Foreword                                      1 Executive Summary                                3 Methodology                                   11 1 The Transatlantic Relationship                        13 2 The Economy, the EU, and Immigration                   25 The Economic Impact of the Crisis                     25 The Future of the European Project                     26 Mobility, Migration, and Integration                     32 3 Transatlantic Security Cooperation                     42 Regional Cooperation                             42 NATO                                      44 Iran                                       48 Europe’s Eastern Neighborhood                       49 4 Russia                                     53 Russian Opinions on Economy and Immigration              53 Russian Opinions on International Cooperation              53 Russia and Europe’s Eastern Neighborhood              