Shaping the new Europe
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Shaping the new Europe
(Chatham House papers)
Royal Institute of International Affairs : Pinter, 1993
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 109-118)
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This study explores the longer-term trends in both Western and Eastern Europe that are shaping a new order - including supranationalism and nationalism, economic integration and disintegration, trans-European co-operation and conflict between nationalities. The trends are interpreted with the help of theoretical insights drawn mainly from international relations. The book explores the question: have the changes in Europe been so radical that we need to change the paradigms with which we interpret these events?
Table of Contents
- Past European orders - from the Congress of Vienna to 1989
- paradigms and paradox - the shape of the new Europe
- state, nation, union - changing patterns of governance
- 1992 and 1989 - towards a European economic space?
- Cold War to hot conflicts - new patterns of conflict and co-operation
- Europe and the world - the international implications of European change.
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