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European integration, 1950-2003 : superstate or new market economy?

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Gillingham, John

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge Univ. P. CambridgeGB 2003Description: xx, 588 pAction note:

10/2/03 EVELYND

Summary: Describes the origins of European integration at the levels of ideas and institutions - as well as the institutionalization of integration - against a backdrop of the German 'economic miracle'. Focuses on the watershed event of the era, the regime change. Describes the most dynamic period in the history of European integration - 1980s. Looks at the uneasy standoff of events reached in the 1990s. Examines the development of community institutions, the relationship between member-states and Brussels, eastern expansion and the present economic challenges facing the EU.

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Describes the origins of European integration at the levels of ideas and institutions - as well as the institutionalization of integration - against a backdrop of the German 'economic miracle'. Focuses on the watershed event of the era, the regime change. Describes the most dynamic period in the history of European integration - 1980s. Looks at the uneasy standoff of events reached in the 1990s. Examines the development of community institutions, the relationship between member-states and Brussels, eastern expansion and the present economic challenges facing the EU.

10/2/03 EVELYND

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