France and the construction of Europe, 1944-2007 : the geopolitical imperative /
"In the second half of the twentieth century France played the greatest role - even greater than Germany's - in shaping what eventually became the European Union. By the early twenty-first century, however, in a hugely transformed Europe, this era had patently come to an end. This comprehe...
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Berghahn Books,
2007
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| Series: | Berghahn monographs in French studies
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: De Gaulle's Shadow
- Pt. I Post-war Assertion of Leadership in Continental Western Europe
- 1 Before the Schuman Plan
- 2. Pooling Coal and Steel
- 3. German Rearmament and Military Security
- 4. Gaullist Vision of the Atlantic Alliance and European Union
- Pt. II Common Market and the International Economy
- 5. Benelux Initiative and the Formation of the Common Market
- 6. Moving from Dirigisme to Qualified Economic Liberalism
- Pt. III Preserving Power and Security after de Gaulle
- 7. European Political Integration up to the Cold War's Close
- 8. Opposition to German Monetary Hegemony
- 9. Geopolitical Upheaval and the Maastricht Treaty
- 10. Post-Yalta and Post-Maastricht Europe.
- Introduction: De Gaulle's Shadow
- Pt. I The Post-war Assertion of Leadership in Continental Western Europe
- 1. Before the Schuman Plan
- 2. Pooling Coal and Steel
- 3. German Rearmament and Military Security
- 4. The Gaullist Vision of the Atlantic Alliance and European Union
- Pt. II. The Common Market and the International Economy
- 5. The Benelux Initiative and the Formation of the Common Market
- 6. Moving from Dirigisme to Qualified Economic Liberalism
- Pt. III. Preserving Power and Security after de Gaulle
- 7. European Political Integration up to the Cold War's Close
- 8. Opposition to German Monetary Hegemony
- 9. Geopolitical Upheaval and the Maastricht Treaty
- 10. Post-Yalta and Post-Maastricht Europe.
- Introduction: De Gaulle's Shadow
- pt. I The Post-war Assertion of Leadership in Continental Western Europe
- 1. Before the Schuman Plan
- 2. Pooling Coal and Steel
- 3. German Rearmament and Military Security
- 4. The Gaullist Vision of the Atlantic Alliance and European Union
- pt. II. The Common Market and the International Economy
- 5. The Benelux Initiative and the Formation of the Common Market
- 6. Moving from Dirigisme to Qualified Economic Liberalism
- pt. III. Preserving Power and Security after de Gaulle
- 7. European Political Integration up to the Cold War's Close
- 8. Opposition to German Monetary Hegemony
- 9. Geopolitical Upheaval and the Maastricht Treaty
- 10. Post-Yalta and Post-Maastricht Europe.