Relations
Person
| Start | End | Other relation type | Related Person |
|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | Advisory Board [REVERSE] | Hengster, Ingrid |
| — | — | Advisory Board [REVERSE] | Hoffmann, Rainer |
| — | — | Advisory Board [REVERSE] | Hüther, Michael |
| — | — | Advisory Board [REVERSE] | Ischinger, Wolfgang |
| — | — | Advisory Board [REVERSE] | Lange, Christian |
| — | — | Founder [REVERSE] | Mc Cloy, John J. |
| — | — | Leader (CEO etc.) [REVERSE] | Merz, Friedrich |
| — | — | Leader (CEO etc.) [REVERSE] | Metzen, Eveline Y. |
| — | — | Advisory Board [REVERSE] | Nouripour, Omid |
| — | — | Leader (CEO etc.) [REVERSE] | Schwenker, Burkhard |
Texts
arbeitsmodus_ziele
The Atlantik-Brücke is a private interest organisation, founded short after the foundation of the Federal Republic of Germany (former West Germany). It aims for a enhanced cooperation between the U.S. and Germany on economic, fiscal, security, military and foreign policy issues. The Atlantik-Brücke organizes an conferences, expert discussions, roundtables and backstage talks. It is subdivided into several working groups on special topics.
notes
The Atlantik-Brücke publishes an annual yearbook which covers its activities as well as participants.
organisation_finanzierung_text
Following its statue, new members will have to be co-opted by current members. The Atlantik-Brücke unites members from political parties, the military, business and interest groups, financial institutions and banks of both the U.S. and Germany. It is widely regarded as a major political and economic pressure group and earns criticism due to its far reaching membership, which includes active politicians and elected representatives. The Atlantik-Brücke is affiliated with the Council on Foreign Relations.
