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The politics of European integration in the twentieth century

Title: The politics of European integration in the twentieth century / David Arter.
Author: Arter, David.
Publication: Aldershot, England ; Brookfield, Vt., USA : Dartmouth, ©1993.

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Description

x, 309 pages : maps; 24 cm

Summary

Traces continuity and discontinuity in the integration of European states, focusing on three main fault lines - World War I, World War II and the events of 1989. This study aims to replace a parochialist outlook with broader approaches to the challenges ahead as the new century approaches.

Subject

Bibliography (note)

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

Introduction: Another 'New Europe'? -- 1. 'The New Europe', 1919-39 -- 2. The Challenge of National Integration in the New Europe, 1919-39 -- 3. 'The Two Europes': The Challenges of Political and Economic Integration between the Wars -- 4. 'The Fifty Years War'. The Origins of the Capitalist-Communist Division of Europe, 1945-53 -- 5. A Region of Europe or a Western Europe of Regions? Post-War Integration, 1945-60 -- 6. The 'Six' becomes the 'Nine'. The Accession of Britain, Denmark and Ireland to the European Community in 1973 -- 7. The Road to the Maastricht Summit 1991. The European Community becomes the Major West European Power Base -- 8. The Road to Minsk 1991. Accelerated Disintegration in Eastern Europe -- 9. Towards a United States of Europe?

ISBN

1855212161
9781855212169
1855212552
9781855212558
1185522552 (canceled/invalid)

LCCN

93018110

OCLC

ocm27383331
27383331
SCSB-1994363

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Princeton University Library