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The transatlantic relationship has been the most important of the post–Second World War era, a relationship in which both sides have shared and learned many things. In this new era of post–economic collapse, Europeans and Americans still have much to learn from each other. This article focuses on a few key areas where Americans can learn from Europeans, including health care and family support, the economy, environmental sustainability, and political and economic democracy. Then the article briefly outlines some areas where Europeans can learn from Americans, specifically racial integration and forging a political and economic union.

A College of Nations: What Can Europeans and Americans Learn from Each Other?