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History, Politics and Institutions of the ECopean Community, explained that this was intended to be ‘the first concrete foundation of a European federation which is indispensable to the preservation of peace.’. Two years later, at the inaugural session of the High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community of which he was the first Pr

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Industrial and Competition Policies: a New Look trimmings’.. Such candour is rarely heard from politicians or highly-placed Eurocrats, but Mr. Jenkins spoke the esential truth about the Community, ., even if some qualification is called for — see chapters 1 and 2. The dominance of the agricultural sector in a self-styled European ‘economic commu

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The True Cost of the CAPecifically, the true cost of the CAP particularly for Britain has been a subject of great concern for the average UK citizen, for farming and consumer organisations within Britain and for nations both inside and outside the EC. Hence the aim of this chapter is to explain and discuss the estimates th

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The Future of the Common Transport Policyl and uniformity in the transport policies of the EC member states to prevent them being used as a covert and discriminating way of re-introducing the barriers which the formation of the EC was designed to eliminate. The importance of transport rates in determining the geographical structure of the

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The Impact of Social Policy in the United Kingdomials upon the need for a strong social policy at supra-national level. The analysis was far more concerned with broad political and economic issues whose positive effect upon social well-being, although very significant in a general sense, would be mainly indirect. Whilst it is impossible to under-r