Terrorism and Transatlantic Relations

lt;b> Klaus Larres is the Richard M. Krasno Distinguished Professor of History and International Affairs at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA. He is a Senior Fellow at the Center of Transatlantic Relations at Johns Hopkins University/SAIS in Washington, DC, and a Visiting Professor at Schwarzman College/Tsinghua University in Beijing. He also serves as a Counselor and Senior Foreign Policy Adviser at the German Embassy in Beijing, China (2018). Larres has three main research fields: political/security and economic relations within the U.S.-Europe-China; U.S. foreign policy and transatlantic relations; and the Cold War and the life and politics of Winston Churchill. He has published widely in all these areas.
Tobias Hof is a Visiting Professor of History at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA. He teaches seminars on terrorism and counter-terrorism in the post-war period.

1. The Transatlantic Alliance and Terrorism: Aligning Responses and Cooperation to Threats and Challenges- Bruce Hoffman.- 2. The Dynamics of Entangled  Political Violence: From the Greensboro Massacre (1979) to the War on Terror (2001)- Martin A. Miller.-  3. The Rise of the Right: Terrorism in the U.S. and Europe- Tobias Hof.- 4. The Recalibration of Force in International Counterterrorism, 2010-2020- Warren Chin.- 5. Counterterrorism in Europe: Discord and Disorder- Peter O'Brien.- 6. Difficult or Impossible? U.S.-China Cooperation, Counterterrorism, and Peaceful Co-existence from 9/11 to the Biden Administration- Klaus Larres.- 7. It's Getting Harder to Do: Countering Terrorist Use of the Internet- Don Gonzales.-  8. Terrorist Exploitation Points in the International Financial System: Major  Vulnerabilities in the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism Framework. Avenues for Transatlantic Cooperation- Ross S. Delston.- 9. Transatlantic "Torture Taxis" and the Problem of Legal Accountability: The Case of North Carolina- Christina Cowger and Deborah M. Weissman.- 10. Concluding Remarks- Tobias Hof and Klaus Larres.