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Europe at the Dawn of the Millennium

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  • © 1997

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Authors:
  1. Enrique Barón

    1. Brussels, Belgium

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Table of contents (10 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xxxiii
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  2. A Ramble Round Historic Maastricht

    • Enrique Barón
    Pages 1-23

  3. An Open-Ended Constitutional Process

    • Enrique Barón
    Pages 24-37

  4. The Community Labyrinth

    • Enrique Barón
    Pages 38-60

  5. The Gestation of the TEU

    • Enrique Barón
    Pages 61-79

  6. The Treaty on European Union

    • Enrique Barón
    Pages 80-111

  7. From The ECU, Illegitimate Child, To The Euro, Sole Heir

    • Enrique Barón
    Pages 112-122

  8. Sailing Towards Convergence

    • Enrique Barón
    Pages 123-139

  9. Do Employment and Welfare Have a Future?

    • Enrique Barón
    Pages 140-164

  10. Europe and the World

    • Enrique Barón
    Pages 165-193

  11. Epilogue

    • Enrique Barón
    Pages 194-198

  12. Back Matter

    Pages 199-229
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About this book

For over forty years the European Community has been taking shape and developing its foundations to become the European Union. This book is a collection of pragmatic ideas and experience about the Europe of the future as seen by a citizen who is heavily involved in its construction. In this book, Mr Baron raises critical questions about the future needs and challenges of the Union, including a single currency, common citizenship, a foreign and security policy, enlargement to the east and the great issue of employment and welfare.

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  • Brussels, Belgium

    Enrique Barón

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ENRIQUE BARÓN

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