The idea of United Europe : political, economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin Wall
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The idea of United Europe : political, economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin Wall
Macmilla , St. Martin's, c2000
- : uk
- : us
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Includes bibliographies and index
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Description
The Idea of a United Europe examines the issues thrown up by the reintegration of Europe since 1989-90 through the primary perspective of European identity. Political economy here joins contemporary history: European studies specialists from Britain, Germany and the Netherlands review Europe's progress, now that a decade has passed since the end of the Cold War. Differences within Europe and unifying factors are both assessed in the course of this quest to examine what 'Europe' has become and is becoming at the turn of the millennium.
Table of Contents
- List of Figures, Tables and Maps Notes on the Contributors Introduction: The Idea of a United Europe
- J.Shahin & M.Wintle The Question of European Identity and the Impact of the Changes of 1989-90
- M.Wintle Order and Constitutional Disorder: Lessons from the UK: S.Lee The Corridor Model: Towards the Further Development of an EU Social Policy
- K.Busch Gender and Employment in East Germany: Continuity, Change and Comparison
- R.Alsop The Epicentre of Reunification: Berlin in Germany and Europe since the End of the Cold War
- R.Roowaan 'Policy Push' for European Integration: Implications of the Information Society
- X.Dai 'New' Europe and International Society: Conflicting Forces in an Informationalized World
- J.Shahin Bibliography Index
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