1. Regulators, firms and information: The domestic sources of convergence in transatlantic merger review 2. Private interests and the EU-US dispute on audit regulation: The role of the European accounting profession 3. Networks hanging loose: the domestic sources of US–EU patent disputes 4. Transatlantic flight fights: multi-level governance, actor entrepreneurship and international anti-terrorism cooperation 5. Of executive preferences and societal constraints: The domestic politics of the transatlantic GMO dispute
Biography
Susanne Lütz is Professor for International Political Economy at the Otto-Suhr Institut für Politikwissenschaft at the Freie Universität Berlin, Germany. Her research has centered on comparative political economy with a focus on different fields of market regulation (corporate governance regulation, intellectual property rights) and particularly on the regulation of finance. She is currently studying the IMF-EU collaboration on credit lending in the wake of the current debt crisis.
