Jack Harvey
Abstract
After the Second World War, West European nations obtained experience in co-operation through various organisations. But the EEC goes further, being a supranational organisation for integrating the economic policies of member nations. The principle was first developed in the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) and in EURATOM.
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After the Second World War, West European nations obtained experience in co-operation through various organisations. But the EEC goes further, being a supranational organisation for integrating the economic policies of member nations. The principle was first developed in the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) and in EURATOM.
Key concepts: Economic community, European community, Member states, International trade, Political science, International community, Economy, Economic policy