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The EEC and the World Economynot inward-looking.’. I should like to use his statement as a starting-point for discussing the role of the Community in the world economy, since in my view it goes to the heart of the question. Whatever the intention may have been in 1957, it would be hard to find anyone outside the EEC who would s

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Irelandch this can be said. Ireland was England’s first colony (the claim of the English government to exercise sovereignty in Ireland goes back to 1172) and the whole island was incorporated in the United Kingdom between 1801 and 1921. In 1921, after one of the first wars of national independence in moder

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Francee apparatus. They were based on three main concepts: nationalisation, planning and modernisation. The new programme was promoted by technocrats of the Left (especially from the Resistance movement) who quickly came to espouse the ideology of productivity developed in the United States.

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Federal Republic of Germanyted Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) fiercely attacked the proposed establishment of the ECSC. They saw it as a cleverly designed instrument of a French hegemonic strategy intended to prevent West Germany from regaining equal economic and political status in Western Europe..

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The EEC and Cyprus and TurkeyAlthough they are very diverse in many respects, such as size, factor endowment, economic potential, and historical experience, there are several reasons for discussing both in one chapter. First, they are reassessing their relationships with the EEC because of increasing disappointment about the ec