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            Beyond Electoral Uncertainty: Rethinking the Transatlantic Alliance in Times of Change

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            A promotional poster for a discussion event titled 'Transatlantic Bridge: Beyond Electoral Uncertainty: Rethinking The Transatlantic Alliance in Times of Change', featuring logos of prestigious universities.
            Date
            20/06/2024
            Author(s)
            Ilke Toygür, Waya Quiviger, Cecilia Malmström and Manuel Muñiz
            Organization
            IE University Global Policy Center, Sciences Po, Johns Hopkins and Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs
            Publication
            Beyond Electoral Uncertainty: Rethinking the Transatlantic Alliance in Times of Change. It will open in a new tabBeyond Electoral Uncertainty: Rethinking the Transatlantic Alliance in Times of Change
            Publication Type
            Reports

            The last decade has witnessed a surge in complex geopolitical tensions that present substantial challenges to the world order, and particularly to the transatlantic relation.

            Current tensions stem from a variety of sources, including the continuing effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine, the Gaza Conflict, and US-China competition for global hegemony.

            Against a backdrop of escalating conflicts, the liberal democratic model is being challenged, faced with a new multipolar model in constant flux and increasingly obsolete structures of global governance.

            By bolstering this partnership, Western democracies can maintain their leadership while encouraging international cooperation with other regions and actors in a multipolar world. Together, we can guarantee the survival of the liberal democratic model for shared peace and prosperity.

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