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France, Germany and the European union: Masstricht and after/ Aparajita Endow

By: Endow, AparajitaMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi: Aakar, 2003Description: xv, 237 p. 23 cmISBN: 8187879122Subject(s): Treaty on European Union -- (1992 February 7) | France -- Foreign relations -- Germany | Germany -- Foreign relations -- FranceDDC classification: 327.4404

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1. Introduction Historical background Cooperation and Competition The Eighties Unification of Germany French response to German imification Treaty on European Union Conclusion II. France, Germany and the Maastricht Treaty EC and the end of the Cold War Franco-German Cooperation and European Integration French Motivations behind the Maastricht Treaty German Motivations behind the Maastricht Treaty Maastricht Treaty European Monetary Union Common Foreign and Security Policy Institutional Reform France and the ratification of the Maastricht Treaty Germany and the ratification of the Maastricht Treaty A Critique of the Maastricht Treaty III. France, Germany and the Enlargement of the European Union Impact of past Enlargements From Six to Twelve From Twelve to Fifteen Principles of EU Enlargement Challenge of future Enlargement Implications of the Changes in the CEEC Motivations of the CEEC for the EU membership EU's Response to the CEEC Trade and Aid Turkey Malta and Cyprus Russia Germany and the Enlargement of the EU France and the Enlargement of the EU Institutional Challenges Proposals for Institutional Reform CAP and Eastward Enlargement of the EU Timing and Date of Membership Enlargement and Conflictual Interests amongst Member States Impact of Transformation and Integration in the CEEC Conclusion IV. France, Germany and the Common Foreign and Security Policy Historical Overview Maastricht Treaty and CFSP Yugoslav Crisis : A Case Study Critical Analysis of EU's Role WEU : Prospects and Role for a European Defence Germany and CFSP France and CFSP German Unification and After Prospects for CFSP V. Amsterdam Treaty : Issues, Options and Response ICG, 1996: Agenda and Issues National Positions Critique of National Positions Amsterdam Treaty : A Critique Conclusion VL Conclusion Select Bibliography

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1. Introduction
Historical background
Cooperation and Competition
The Eighties
Unification of Germany
French response to German imification
Treaty on European Union
Conclusion
II. France, Germany and the Maastricht Treaty
EC and the end of the Cold War
Franco-German Cooperation and European Integration
French Motivations behind the Maastricht Treaty
German Motivations behind the Maastricht Treaty
Maastricht Treaty
European Monetary Union
Common Foreign and Security Policy
Institutional Reform
France and the ratification of the Maastricht Treaty
Germany and the ratification of the Maastricht Treaty
A Critique of the Maastricht Treaty
III. France, Germany and the Enlargement of the European Union
Impact of past Enlargements
From Six to Twelve
From Twelve to Fifteen
Principles of EU Enlargement Challenge of future Enlargement Implications of the Changes in the CEEC Motivations of the CEEC for the EU membership
EU's Response to the CEEC
Trade and Aid
Turkey Malta and Cyprus
Russia
Germany and the Enlargement of the EU France and the Enlargement of the EU Institutional Challenges
Proposals for Institutional Reform CAP and Eastward Enlargement of the EU Timing and Date of Membership
Enlargement and Conflictual Interests amongst Member States Impact of Transformation and Integration
in the CEEC
Conclusion
IV. France, Germany and the Common Foreign and Security Policy
Historical Overview
Maastricht Treaty and CFSP Yugoslav Crisis : A Case Study Critical Analysis of EU's Role
WEU : Prospects and Role for a European Defence
Germany and CFSP
France and CFSP
German Unification and After
Prospects for CFSP V. Amsterdam Treaty : Issues, Options and Response
ICG, 1996: Agenda and Issues
National Positions
Critique of National Positions
Amsterdam Treaty : A Critique
Conclusion
VL Conclusion
Select Bibliography

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