« Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) in 1951 into the European Union (EU) that we This development has been far from easy and steady and has depended on various ...» Document abstract
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history 1789 to present
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SummaryOn the 28th of March 2001, Lionel Jospin, the French Prime Minister made an interesting
declaration: 'Europe is more than a market. It stands for a model of society that has grown
historically.' . This statement refers to the development of the European Coal and Steel Community
(ECSC) in 1951 into the European Union (EU) that we know today. This development has been far
from easy and steady and has depended on various factors such as international relations and
international issues, the performances of the European Community, the member states and the
leaders of the member states and the Community. Those factors have whether accelerated and
facilitated the development of the EU or hindered it.
Table of Contents- International relations and international issues
- The performances of the European Community, the member states and the leaders of the member states and the Community
Globalisation and nation-sates: « The logic of the world economy has in many ways transcended the scale of nation-states » (Knox and Agnew, 1998: 372)
« Indeed, the historical hegemony of Western European economy led the World Bank (cash and development funds provider This move has found strong support from both ...» Document abstract
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SummaryGlobalisation is a complex phenomenon based on an economic dynamic of internationalisation of trade and the emergence of a single world market but that entails significant geographical, political and cultural repercussions. Indeed, the volume of international exchanges of goods has been multiplied by 16 between 1950 and 2001and the development of international trade of service since the 1970s has been even superior to the growth regarding manufacturing goods.
Then, globalisation has also meant an irreversible opening of national economic territories, sine qua non condition for the integration of the states into the world economy and to take advantage of the great single market. But in the same time, such a move has impacted traditional attributes of sovereignty in terms of economic policies, regulation of the job market and also promotion of particular cultural or political paradigms. Furthermore, globalisation has produced a new economic framework as well as a changing of scale in Europe in which the future of nations-states that has emerged against the “rest of the world” (role of the “constitutive other” in the construction of European states) has often been described as jeopardized.
Then, globalisation has also meant an irreversible opening of national economic territories, sine qua non condition for the integration of the states into the world economy and to take advantage of the great single market. But in the same time, such a move has impacted traditional attributes of sovereignty in terms of economic policies, regulation of the job market and also promotion of particular cultural or political paradigms. Furthermore, globalisation has produced a new economic framework as well as a changing of scale in Europe in which the future of nations-states that has emerged against the “rest of the world” (role of the “constitutive other” in the construction of European states) has often been described as jeopardized.
Table of Contents- The logic of economic globalisation has unquestionably undermined the hegemony of the European nation-state model by giving more power to new supranational actors such as transnational corporations and international organisations (I). But in response, the nation-state has intended to maintain its sovereignty at a higher scale and has undergone a resurgence of regional and identity but also reactionary claims (II).
- But in response, the nation-state has intended to maintain its sovereignty at a higher scale and has undergone a resurgence of regional and identity but also reactionary claims
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