Name: Changing the Guard in Brussels: An Insider's View of the ec Presidency (The Washington Papers) (en Inglés)
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Author: Guy De Bassompierre
ISBN: 9780275931865

portada Changing the Guard in Brussels: An Insider's View of the ec Presidency (The Washington Papers) (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Praeger

Autor

Guy De Bassompierre

Año

1988

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

179

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9780275931865

Categorías

Derecho internacional

Changing the Guard in Brussels: An Insider's View of the ec Presidency (The Washington Papers) (en Inglés)

Guy De Bassompierre (Autor) · Praeger · Tapa Dura

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In a short volume De Bassompierre successfully links the emerging political patterns to the overall economic integration endeavor. He concludes that this 'condominium of 12 sovereign nations offers an unparalleled adventure for the national bureaucracies in managing what is, in effect, a global superpower in the making.' Of broader appeal than its title suggests. Valuable for upper-division students in all colleges and universities. Choice Watching the tortuously slow process of European integration in recent years has been akin to watching grass grow. Twelve European powers, most of whom have had a taste of global dominion in the past, are understandably reluctant to forsake their traditional sovereignty. But a process is under way that is beginning to acquire a new momentum, especially with the 1992 deadline so close. Changing the Guard in Brussels is an appraisal of the institutions of the European Community as seen by someone familiar with the daily activity of the Council of Ministers. It deals with reality and results from personal experience, not from an academic study. By 1992, all European Economic Community internal barriers are slated to come down, ensuring the free flow of persons, goods, and capital. European union, if ever achieved, will have profound political, economic, and security consequences for the world at large. U.S. policymakers should notice what is happening and what it could portend. Regardless of the outcome, the process is a unique and absorbing experiment in supranationality. Nothing quite like it has ever before been attempted. This book therefore is a story about 320 million free and prosperous people reaching for the next stage of European evolution. Despite its moments of comic relief, such a serious and historic adventure is likely to have worldwide impact.