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A Firework of Facts
This is the first chronological dictionary on Europe's
integration after the Second World War. It begins
with the „Declaration for liberated Europe" of
February 1945 and ends (in this first edition) with
the start of the intergovernmental conference for the
reform of the Treaty of Maastricht in March 1996.
Those who wish to understand the course of European
integration, the origins of the Common Market,
the problems arising from economic and politicai
Cooperation or the steps taken towards a common
foreign and security policy, need more than just specialist
knowledge - they need a good overview of the
whole process of integration in Europe.
Who did decide - and when - to proceed with the
Common Market project? Since when have the
European Regional Fund and the European Agency
for the Environment existed? When did Greece join
the Community? Is Ireland a member of NATO?
Who was President of the Commission in 1972?
Which city will be Europe's cultural capital in 1999?
This dictionary gives you all the answers. There are
more than 1500 chronological facts on decisions,
conferences, institutions and personalities. It contains
an index of abbreviations, a list of literature
and - of course - an extensive index of names and
key words.
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Gerfried Brandstetter:
Chronologisches Lexikon
der europäischen Integration
1945-1995
1996, 282 p., DM 39, 80/
öS 291 /sFr 37/$ 27/£ 16
ISBN 3-7890-4457-1