Europe in Question: Theories of Regional International Integration

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By Reginald J. Harrison

New York University Press, 1975, 256 pp

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A critique of current theories of regional integration and an analysis of other topics, such as U.S. policy toward Europe, and the role of central institutions. A somewhat disparate, uneven work, useful for students and specialists.

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