DAEHNHARDT, Patrícia. The United States and Germany: The limits of the »partnership in leadership». []. , 60, pp.13-37. ISSN 1645-9199.  https://doi.org/10.23906/ri2018.60a02.

The centrality of the relationship between the United States and Germany as the emerging main transatlantic bilateral relationship was what motivated the proposal of "partnership in leadership" by US President George Bush to the Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, Helmut Kohl. However, the redefinition of the strategic priorities of these two powers has never materialized in a coherent and coordinated way. At a time of profound change, where Russia's geopolitical revisionism and Brexit would confirm this bilateral centrality, the positions of the United States and Germany are more marked by the absence of leadership - individual and collective - than by bilateral cooperation or contestation of it.

: «partnership in leadership»; United States; Germany; transatlantic security community.

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