Title: Good book, but missed an interesting aspect or two
Product review: All in all, this is good book for anyone interested in the relationship between Europe and the USA, and how each views the world and their role in it. Kagan shows how, to no surprise, both Europe and the USA use the tools available to them to their own advantage. Because those tools differ, their approaches to the world differ - and as the difference in their tools increases, so do their approaches.One thing it would have been nice for Kagan to discuss is how Britain appears to differ significantly from the other large European countries. Britian sides with the USA much more often than Germany or France, and isn't shy about it. This will put Britian in a position where it will have to choose between the two at some point. Discussing how this impacts Britian, the overall EU, and Britian's role in the EU, would be an interesting topic.
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