Titlebook: Europe Since 1945; A Concise History J. Robert Wegs Textbook 1984Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1984 Europe.history.history of

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European Unity,e to cooperate so that it could pay for more of its own reconstruction, restore its markets for American goods, and prevent calamitous political developments similar to those that followed World War I.

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Einführung: Vom Wesen der Verwaltunglth and power. But top positions are now reserved for those whose power and authority are based on skill — called a meritocracy. And there is not an increased role for the lower classes primarily because the middle class has dominated the educational institutions where the people with the skill, called technocrats, are trained.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-17566-5ic integration of Europe, terrorism from alienated youth and separatist groups, a growth of bureaucratic-executive power and powerful interest groups that threaten to make a mockery of parliamentary government, and a fading of a distinctively European culture.

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Postwar European Society: The Managers,lth and power. But top positions are now reserved for those whose power and authority are based on skill — called a meritocracy. And there is not an increased role for the lower classes primarily because the middle class has dominated the educational institutions where the people with the skill, called technocrats, are trained.

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Economics and Society in the Communist World,f private ownership of property, and the imposition of government control of industry have transformed these states into classless societies. Whether Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union are in fact free of a privileged stratum is a question that merits examination.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-07571-3Europe; history; history of literature

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13520-3ong-term factors — the growing economic and political importance of the United States, Japan, and the Soviet Union, or the demographic patterns that began to reduce Europe’s proportion of the world’s population after 1930 — do not receive the attention given to a recent cataclysmic event such as Wor