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The New Europe

01 January 1991

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The New Europe
libdoc November=1993

Author: Keegan, Victor and Kettle, Martin
Publisher: Fourth Estate, 1993
Keywords: EC

Contents:
Dreams of the new Europe are always int he air - a united Europe, a
common European home, a Europe stretching from the Atlantic to the
Urals, Europe of the peoples, the nations and the regions. Amid the
heady mix of ideas, another very different is being built on the
ground - a Western single market with aspirations to develop into a
deeper monetary and political union, with the other European nations
queuing up for membership. Whether it is seen as a dream, a reality
or both, Europe is one of the dominating problems of our times. This
guide combines useful and usable information about institutions and
landmarks of the new Europe - from the Ice Age to the 1993 single
market - with a series of stimulating essays on the many problems
that still face the continent and its people in the post-cold war
world of the 1990s.

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