transatlanticism


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transatlanticism

a word, phrase, or idiom in English that is common to both Great Britain and the United States.
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Of course, much has changed since then, and some Europeans have come to realise that they must do more to strengthen transatlanticism, not least by increasing their defence spending, streamlining EU decision-making processes, and settling economic disputes.
Of course, much has changed since then, and some Europeans have come to realize that they must do more to strengthen transatlanticism, not least by increasing their defense spending, streamlining EU decision-making processes, and settling economic disputes.
Europe, torn between Transatlanticism and Eurasianism, would become easy prey for the non-European major powers of the twenty-first century.
Though the emphasis is subtle, in examining In a Day's focus on slavery, Olverson finds the transatlanticism that is emerging as such a powerful force in the study of Victorian women's verse.
As Eastern-oriented alternatives to transatlanticism increase in the years ahead, striking the right balance between East and West will be one of Europe's most difficult challenges.
She served as President of the Nathaniel Hawthorne Society (2013-14) and organized two conferences: Transatlanticism in American Literature: Emerson, Hawthorne, and Poe at Oxford University, UK, in 3006: and Hawthorne in the Berkshires at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in 3014.
Addendum after Brexit and the election of Donald Trump: Transatlanticism and globalization (including some new sociological perspectives)
And what will become of the old Europe - and of transatlanticism - in a 'Pacific era?'
Maybe Death Cab for Cutie - Transatlanticism, it's probably my favourite song ever and it's really sad, so it'd be a bit of a tear jerker.
New exhibits include "Art of Traditional Japanese Theater," highlighting 14th-century No and Kyogen art forms and "Ave Maria: Marian Devotional Works from Eastern and Western Christendom," along with "Transatlanticism" with its Iberian and Latin American paintings and "From Last Century," a video installation examining the cityscape of Shanghai.

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