Uniting of Europe | Stanley Henig | History | World | eBooks
Uniting of Europe
by Stanley Henig
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The Uniting of Europe: From Discord to Concord by Stanley Henig provides an introduction to the history of European integration. The author places European unification within a wider political and economic context. He shows how institutional developments have been conditioned by wider international considerations. The Community and its institutions were designed for six countries at the height of the Cold War. Stanley Henig considers the ability of the fifteen member European Union which has evolved from that Community to handle problems of contemporary Europe stretching from the Atlantic to the borders of Russia and Turkey and including many new states. : An important feature of the book is a succinct but comprehensive account of the structure, functions and working of the major European institutions. This book considers: * the impact of the Cold War and the superpowers on Europe; * Britain's decision to join the Community; * the consequences of German reunification; * the problem of nationalism in Eastern Europe; * key personalities, parties, regimes and political systems; * the challenges of the future for the European Union. Stanley Henig argues that integration and unification cannot be understood without reference to wider factors. The Uniting of Europe provides a comprehensive background to current and future issues confronting Europe in a global context. |
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| Stanley Henig offers a fresh analysis of European integration and places it within a worldwide context. He also gives a succint account of the different European institutions and assesses the evolution of the Community into the Union. |
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| Stanley Henig offers a fresh analysis of European integration and places it within a worldwide context. He also gives a succint account of the different European institutions and assesses the evolution of the Community into the Union. |
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