Over at New Atlanticist, I argue in “American Elections and UK Relations,” against the notion that Americans or Europeans should expect much to change in our international relationship simply because there will soon be a new occupant in the White House. Instead, as always, events and the perceived interests of the actors involved will dictate the outcome.
In “Don’t Know Much About Foreign Policy,” I address Cernig‘s concern that Americans are largely uninterested in world affairs with a Seinfeldian not that there’s anything wrong with that.
