The politics of 1992 : beyond the single European market
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The politics of 1992 : beyond the single European market
B. Blackwell, 1990
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注記
On cover: The Political quarterly
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The contributors to this volume examine the political questions raised by the concept of the Single European Market, and its likely impact. The idea of the Single European Market originally seemed to indicate a process of deregulation and political disengagement that would leave market forces supreme. More recent developments, however, suggest that its introduction is an intensely political process, and that the recent emergence of the "social dimension" raises the possibility of a new Europe-wide agenda of social politics. The contributors to "The Politics of 1992" who include Lord Cockfield, Francois Duchene and John Pinder, consider the conflicts generated by this juxtaposition of opposing strategies, looking back at the initiatives which led to the plan for a Single European Market, as well as considering the possible outcomes.
目次
- A view from a former commissioner closely involved in instituting the single market agreement, Lord Cockfield
- a retrospective view from someone active in the original establishment of the community, Francois Duchene
- reform of the financial constitution of the EC, Dieter Biehl
- the single market and European policies for advanced technology, Margaret Sharp
- how realistic is the idea of politics at the European level? William Wallace
- implementing the single market -transport policy and public procurement policy, James Campbell
- trade union, industrial relations and European unification, Otto Jacobi
- 1992 and the British, German and Italian state traditions, Hans Kastendiek
- institutional implications - relations between European Parliament, Commission and Council - the "Democratic Deficit", John Pinder
- a French perspective - the high politics of French policy towards 1992, Jonathan Storey.
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