Abstract
Because of their distinctive histories, cultures, and geopolitical contexts, Europeans and Americans have generally contrasting perspectives on national missile defense. Few U.S. policymakers have recognized the depth of European skepticism, and even opposition. As a result, much political capital has been expended in futile endeavors to persuade Europeans of the true wisdom in U.S. policy. For a real dialogue on national missile defenses, it is necessary for each side of the Atlantic to understand the deeper reasons which have shaped the other's policy perspective.
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