The United States and the nuclear dimension of European integration
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The United States and the nuclear dimension of European integration
Palgrave Macmillan, 2004
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 297-313) and index
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Description
The US was a dominant actor in the European integration game in the 1950s, although not normally a formal participant at the negotiation table. The Americans promoted integration based on Franco-German reconciliation and sought to prevent the emergence of nationally controlled nuclear weapons in Germany and France and developments toward an independent European Third Force. Based on material from American, British, French and German archives the book covers the negotiations about the European Defence Community, the Western European Union and Euratom/the Common Market.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction The European Policy of the Eisenhower Administration The Nuclear Dimension of the European Defence Community The Nuclear Dimension of the Western European Union Euratom and the Linkage to the Common Market: First Phase Euratom and the Linkage to the Common Market: Second Phase Conclusion: Integration and Non-Proliferation Notes Bibliography List of Persons Index
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