Titlebook: Social Forces in the Making of the New Europe; The Restructuring of Andreas Bieler (Lecturer in the School of Politics Book 2001 Palgrave M

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Introduction: Neo-Gramscian Perspectives in International Political Economy and the Relevance to Eurfamous White Paper, ., which proposed 300 (later reduced to 279) measures designed to facilitate progress towards the completion of the Internal Market by 1992 through the abolition of non-tariff barriers. The Single European Act (SEA) of 1987 not only spelt out the goals of the Internal Market — th

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European Constitutionalism and Industrial Relationshe mode of economic, social and political reproduction. Most important among them are the following: the reorganisation of work and production (involving new technologies, rationalisation and labour shedding, flexible working conditions, changes in the production chain, or new logistic concepts); sl

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Strength Through Unity? A Comparative Analysis of Splits in the Austrian, Norwegian and Swedish Labode Area (EFTA) in 1960. In particular, Social Democratic parties in these countries argued that the EU was dominated by ‘big capital’ and Christian Democratic parties. Supranational integration led by these forces would imply the danger of undermining social democratic achievements of full employmen

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What Happened to the European Option for Eastern Europe?urope into the western orbit from around 1980 onwards. In line with the general theme of this volume, I will identify the different class fractions, national and transnational, which may be seen as having supported rival strategies in this field.