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August 1993, No. 72
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Last Updated: 07/15/1993

Europe at the Crossroads

Jack L. Hervey

Economic and political integration in Western Europe has been more successful than could have been imagined at the end of World War II. It is perhaps a symptom of our frenetic times that this success could be viewed as in serious trouble after hitting a few bumps in the road during the past year.

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