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The Geopolitics of Overconsumption, Where Less is More May 16, 2012  /  Corey Johnson

People around the world observe North American and European consumption habits and desire to emulate them. But if everyone were to consume like a typical North American, we would need five planets. Read More

Countering Resource Nationalism in the Wider Atlantic May 16, 2012  /  Tim Boersma

We are witnessing a period of increased resource nationalism, in which governments begin to seize control over natural resources, often leaving private corporations out in the cold. Read More

China’s Maritime Quarrels Are a Cause for Concern May 16, 2012  /  Geoffrey Kempe

International disputes over offshore resources are on the rise. From the Arctic to the Eastern Mediterranean, quarrels over access rights for fish, minerals, oil, and natural gas are becoming increasingly heated. Read More

Transatlantic Trends: Public Opinion and NATOMay 16, 2012   /  Zsolt Nyiri, Joshua Raisher

While a transatlantic opinion gap still exists on certain security topics, Transatlantic Trends revealed notable shifts that brought public opinion in the U.S. and Europe closer on key security ... Read More

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GMF and Next American City Launch International Journalism Fellowship GMF is partnering with Next American City to offer the International Journalism Fellowship, an opportunity to travel abroad and report on how cities and regions are responding to global economic, environmental and social challenges.Read More
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The Global Resource Nexus: The Struggles for Land, Energy, Food, Water, and Minerals May 15, 2012

This study addresses challenges arising from unprecedented global demand for land, energy, food, water, and minerals. 

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Transatlantic Trends: Public Opinion and NATO May 16, 2012  / Zsolt Nyiri, Joshua Raisher

While a transatlantic opinion gap still exists on certain security topics, Transatlantic Trends revealed notable shifts that brought public opinion in the U.S. and Europe closer on key security policies.

How a German state election affects Europe May 11, 2012  / Sudha David-Wilp

Germany's electoral map has many colors in comparison to the red and blue of America, yet on both sides of the Atlantic, battleground state elections can portend change on the national level.

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Chicago Summit Will Clarify NATO’s Role in Afghanistan May 16, 2012 In this video, GMF Senior Transatlantic Fellow Mark Jacobson discusses the importance of the upcoming NATO Summit in Chicago.  He outlines the topics that will dominate the agenda, explains what new information may be revealed about the situation in Afghanistan, and discusses NATO Secretary General Anders Rasmussen's role over the ...