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The Dynamics Of European Integration

Edited by William Wallace
Reviewed by William Diebold, Jr.
Summer 1991
The Dynamics Of European Integration
Edited by William Wallace
Pinter (for the Royal Institute of International Affairs)
1991
308 pp.
$54.00
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"The greater the complexity of the process of European integration, the more important it becomes to rebuild acceptable conceptual frameworks." Inspired by that idea, social scientists from a number of countries prepared and revised these 16 interesting papers without yet reaching a conclusion.

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