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Maastricht [Treaty of ], 1992

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International economic relations --- European law --- Maastricht [Traité de ], 1992 --- Maastricht [Treaty of ], 1992 --- Maastricht [Verdrag van ], 1992 --- Treaty of Maastricht, 1992 --- Verdrag van Maastricht, 1992

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Nearly seven decades ago, six countries in Western Europe (Belgium, France, West Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands) decided to take economic cooperation to the next level. The vision of the European Union (EU) founding states, epitomized by the Schuman Declaration in 1950, was to tie their economies--including the reemerging West German economy-- so closely together that war would become impossible. Europe will not be made all at once, or according to a single plan. It will be built through concrete achievements which first create a de facto solidarity--Robert Schuman. In 1973, Denmark, Ireland, and the United Kingdom joined what was then referred to as the "European Community." The 1970s were also a decade of deep social and political transformations in Greece, Portugal, and Spain, where military regimes and dictatorships were overthrown. Inspired by the prosperity and stability of the European Community, these countries joined the European project within 10 years, strengthening their emerging democracies. The countries benefited enormously from free trade and common economic policies, in particular structural funds designed to foster convergence by funding infrastructure and investments in poorer regions. This book examines how these larger trends were experienced in individual member states throughout the Eastern European states. This book also scans the regional block of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), South East Europe (SEE), and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), and the macroeconomic dynamics of these states and the EU.

European Union --- Economic policy. --- Europe, Eastern --- Economic conditions --- CEE --- CIS --- Eastern European Economies --- EU --- Eurozone --- Maastricht Treaty --- Schuman Declaration --- SEE --- Western Europe

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Constitutional law --- European Union. --- Law --- -341.2422 --- Ud3 --- Acts, Legislative --- Enactments, Legislative --- Laws (Statutes) --- Legislative acts --- Legislative enactments --- Jurisprudence --- Legislation --- Treaty of Nice --- Treaty on European Union --- Fördrag om Europeiska unionen --- Maastricht-traktaten --- Maastricht Treaty --- Maastricht Treaty on European Union --- Maastrichtin sopimus --- Perjanjian Maastricht --- Sopimus Euroopan Unionista --- Synthēkē tou Maastricht --- TEU --- Traité de Maastricht --- Traktat o Unii Europejskiej --- Traktat on den Europæiske Union --- Tratado da União Europeia --- Tratado de la Union Europea --- Tratado de Maastricht --- Trattato di Maastricht sull'Unione Europea --- Treaty of Maastricht --- Verdrag betreffende de Europese Unie --- Vertrag über die Europäische Union --- Vertrag von Maastricht --- 341.2422 --- E.U. --- Constitutional law - European Union countries.