An edition of Reshaping Europe
(2020)
Reshaping Europe
towards a political, economic and monetary union, 1984-1989
First edition
by Michael Gehler and Wilfried Loth
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Reshaping Europe: towards a political, economic and monetary union, 1984-1989
2020, Nomos
in English and German
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Table of Contents
Cover
Introduction
European Integration by Mail: European Symbols and Subjects on Postage Stamps
Part I: New Initiatives
A Double-Edged Victory: Fontainebleau and the Resolution of the British Budget Problem, 1983-84
A foreordained row
A running sore
The road to a lasting solution
Conclusions
The Relaunch of the Benelux Union and the Origins of the Schengen Agreement: The Interplay of two Sub-Regional Experiences
Introduction
The long path to regional de-bordering in post-war Europe
An enlargement of the Benelux Union?
The Benelux drive to multilateralism
Conclusions
Spinelli's Initiative and the European Parliament's Union Project
The actions of the elected Parliament
The Crocodile Club
The Institutional Affairs Committee
The Draft Treaty establishing the European Union
A Dream Coming True: The Netherlands and the Creation of the European Common Market, 1984-1989
Coming out of the crisis
Underestimating the implications
Ambiguities regarding monetary integration
Serious reservations regarding political integration
Conclusion
Part II: The Single European Act and its Consequences
European Political Cooperation and the Single European Act
EPC during the 1970's: "a puny child" becomes "adolescent"
EPC and the negotiation of the Single European Act: the issue of consistency
The Single European Act, EPC and the relations with the Soviet Union in the second half of the 1980's
Conclusions
The Negotiations on the Single European Act
Chronology
Issues and Challenges
Actors
Main Results
Main Reactions
Theoretical Perspective
The Single European Act in Perspective
Unzufrieden mit der Einheitlichen Europäischen Akte. Zur Geschichte des italienischen Referendums von 1989
Das italienische Europa-Referendum
Die Wiederbelebung des Verfassungsentwurfs von 1984
Die Unzufriedenheit mit der EEA von 1986
Vorbereitung des Referendums
Beratungen zum Referendumsgesetz
Was unmittelbar auf das Referendum folgte
The Transformative Impact of European Integration on Member States: The German Länder in Search of a New Role during the Second Half of the 1980s
"Scandalous": Negotiating the Single European Act
The Challenges of "Television without Frontiers"
Conclusions
Part III: Towards the Single Market Project and the Monetary Union
The Single Market Project as a Response to Globalisation: The Role of the Round Table of European Industrialists and other non-state Actors in launching the European Union's Internal Market (1983-1992)
Introduction
The Round Table lobby, academic and political assessments
Non-state actor policy impact: the Dekker paper
Building up public support
Non-state actor cooperation, the broader picture
Conclusion
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