Titlebook: Annuaire Européen / European Yearbook; Publié Sous les Ausp B. Landheer,W. Horsfall Carter Book 1961 Springer Science+Business Media Dordre

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Sing Kong Lee,Wing On Lee,Ee Ling Lowt the end of the War also involved a radical change in the conditions of foreign trade. For a number of reasons, relations with the Soviet Union cooled appreciably. Nor did the economic conditions in the Soviet Union appear to offer a basis for maintenance of the former trade relations with Finland.

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Karen Seashore Louis,Boudewijn Velzenose les réalisations effectuées au cours de cette période et les objectifs qui restent encore à atteindre. Après un bref aperçu historique, seront examinés successivement: l’Union douanière (1948); la Pré-union (1949); la politique commerciale commune (1953); la libre circulation des personnes (1960

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Sing Kong Lee,Wing On Lee,Ee Ling Lowe know where the emphasis will lie in the work of the new Organisation. But, on the other hand, the transition period has proved less difficult than was expected, and the new officials of O.E.C.D., led by their Secretary-General, are apparently quite determined not to let any chances of Western econ

EVICT

Molly F. Gordon,Karen Seashore Louisafter all, by their education, belonged to the selfsame tradition of international law, as it had developed in modern European history. The importance given to European legal systems was expressed in the fact that, out of eleven judges of the Permanent Court of Justice, seven always were members of

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Economic Relations in Europe: The Patterne know where the emphasis will lie in the work of the new Organisation. But, on the other hand, the transition period has proved less difficult than was expected, and the new officials of O.E.C.D., led by their Secretary-General, are apparently quite determined not to let any chances of Western econ

Ventricle

Europe and the United Nationsafter all, by their education, belonged to the selfsame tradition of international law, as it had developed in modern European history. The importance given to European legal systems was expressed in the fact that, out of eleven judges of the Permanent Court of Justice, seven always were members of