International politics in Europe : the new agenda
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International politics in Europe : the new agenda
Routledge, 1993
- : hbk
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Throughout much of Europe the preoccupation with military security that dominated political thinking after the end of the Second World War has given way to an emphasis upon mutual interdependence. But what does this mean, both theoretically and practically, terms of a `new' agenda? The focus of this book is upon four main issues:
* economic development
* security
* the environment
* human rights
These are of course not in themselves new issues, but during the period of the Cold War they were subordinated to the ideological division of the continent. Now they have emerged as decisive in the way in which Europe will develop. The authors examine the four issues in depth, and draw out the links between them. They also examine the various levels at which these problems exist - the level of the `system', of the state and of the individual. Thus it is possible for them to illustrate general issues with specific reference to local, national and Europe-wide political debates.
Table of Contents
David Armstrong, University of Birmingham, R.J. Barry Jones, University of Reading, Stuart Croft, University of Birmingham, Colin McInnes, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, Adrian Hyde-Price, University of Southampton, Wyn Rees, University of Leicester, David Sadler, De Montfort University, Leicester, Joanna Spear, University of Sheffield, and Nicholas Wheeler, University of Hull
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