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Ideological convergence: a new way.(Letter from the Publisher)

In the seven years since George W. Bush succeeded Bill Clinton as President, ideological divergence between the United States and the European Union has come to be considered the natural state of Transatlantic affairs. In the U.S., religiosity has been channeled into electoral politics while in Europe secularist ideals have been reinforced by the challenge of Islamicist extremism. Europeans are massively opposed to the death penalty while Americans seem to support it. Psychologically, Europe tends to be on the left--in contrast to a U.S. that seems to be on the right. European voters frequently vote left-of-center governments into office and even European countries with ...

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