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The Politics of European Integration in the Twentieth Century

David Arter

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Introduction - Another Europe? European, 1919-1939 challenge of national integration new Europe, 1919-1939 the two Europes - challenges of political and economic integration between wars Capitalist and communist Europe a region of Europe or a western Europe of regions? European Community becomes major west European power base road to Maastricht - consolidated integration in western Europe road to Minsk - accelerated disintegration in eastern Europe towards a united states of Europe?.

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Key concepts: European integration, Politics, Western europe, Political science, Communism, European region, European community, Economy