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The European Union

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  • © 1996

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Authors:
  1. S. F. Goodman
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Part of the book series: Economics Today (ET)

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Table of contents (12 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xxv
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  2. Contemporary Issues

    • S. F. Goodman
    Pages 1-28

  3. Ideas into Institutions — How the European Community Began

    • S. F. Goodman
    Pages 29-45

  4. Development and Change

    • S. F. Goodman
    Pages 46-78

  5. Governing the Union

    • S. F. Goodman
    Pages 79-114

  6. Agriculture — Successes, Failures, Reforms

    • S. F. Goodman
    Pages 115-147

  7. Economic Performance — Growth, Employment, Trade

    • S. F. Goodman
    Pages 148-173

  8. Money

    • S. F. Goodman
    Pages 174-206

  9. One Market, One Money?

    • S. F. Goodman
    Pages 207-232

  10. The Social and Economic Integration of Europe

    • S. F. Goodman
    Pages 233-253

  11. Towards Sustainability — The Environment

    • S. F. Goodman
    Pages 254-270

  12. Law and Democracy

    • S. F. Goodman
    Pages 271-303

  13. The Future and the Intergovernmental Conference

    • S. F. Goodman
    Pages 304-338

  14. Back Matter

    Pages 339-349
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This is a fully revised and updated edition of S.F. Goodman's popular book The European Community. Retitled to reflect recent changes, the book includes discussion of the 1996 Intergovernmental Conference to review the working of the Maastricht Treaty and prepare for the next stage of monetary union. The book applies economic theory in a clear, direct manner to major areas of interest such as foreign exchange markets, agriculture, trade, money and the ERM.

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