Political Power And Social Change: The United States Faces A United Europe

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Edited by Norman J. Ornstein and Mark Perlman

AEI Press, 1991, 190 pp

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The best of the papers in this loose collection concern demographic changes in Europe, the representation of business interests in Brussels and the national capitals, and some possible implications of American federalism for European integration.

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