The European MosaicThe European Mosaic is an up-to-date introduction to all aspects of the politics, economics, culture and recent history of the European Union in particular and Europe in general. The European Mosaic effectively familiarizes students with EU issues that are currently in the news and likely to remain so for the foreseeable future. It is a clear and accessible introduction to the European polity. Its strongly interdisciplinary focus provides a multidimensional understanding of contemporary Europe, of the process of European integration, and of the dynamics of the European Union. Suitable for undergrduate courses in European politics. |
Contents
Part 1 Europe and the wider world | 1 |
Part 2 Country studies | 103 |
Part 3 The European Union | 271 |
Part 4 Society culture and politics in contemporary Europe | 399 |
Part 5 Main issues and challenges | 481 |
Chronological table | 524 |
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The European Mosaic: Contemporary Politics, Economics, and Culture David Gowland No preview available - 2006 |
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