European integration: From community to union
Martin Holland
Abstract
Martin Holland
Abstract
Integration - federalism or intergovernmentalism? the ideas of Jean Monnet and four decades of development in perspective the end of the nation-state - the transformaiton of institutional authority the Single European Act and 1992 - the point of no return integration at the political level - European political co-operation integration at the attitudinal level - people's Europe and the direct elections at the European Parliament integration at the policy level - common policies, a source of integration or division? reluctant partners - the UK, Greece and Denmark the strains of enlargement a United States of Europe - an agenda for the 21st century.
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Integration - federalism or intergovernmentalism? the ideas of Jean Monnet and four decades of development in perspective the end of the nation-state - the transformaiton of institutional authority the Single European Act and 1992 - the point of no return integration at the political level - European political co-operation integration at the attitudinal level - people's Europe and the direct elections at the European Parliament integration at the policy level - common policies, a source of integration or division? reluctant partners - the UK, Greece and Denmark the strains of enlargement a United States of Europe - an agenda for the 21st century.
Key concepts: Intergovernmentalism, European integration, Parliament, Resizing, Political science, Politics, European union, Federalism