L'ENTREPRISE EUROPÉENNE L'INTÉGRATION ÉCONOMIQUE DE L'EUROPE AU XX SIÈCLE: PROCESSUS ET ACTEURS La construction économique de l'Europe ne peut vraiment se comprendre qu'en accordant toute sa place à l'analyse des schémas proposés par les acteurs économiques eux-mêmes et de leurs pratiques. Les motivations de ces acteurs révèlent non seulement une continuité à travers tout le XX siècle, mais encore l'opposition entre deux grandes formes de mise en oeuvre: la voie contractuelle et la voie libérale. Celles-ci se combinère

The history of European integration is a process encompassing the entire 20th century, which can only be properly understood by considering the various plans envisaged by the actors as well as their practices in this respect. On the one hand, the motivations of these actors have shown a remarkable c...

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Published inEntreprises et histoire (Paris) no. 33; p. 12
Main Author BUSSIÈRE, Éric
Format Journal Article
LanguageFrench
Published Paris Editions ESKA 01.10.2003
Subjects
Economic conditions
Economic policy
European Monetary Union
Memberships
Europe
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Summary:The history of European integration is a process encompassing the entire 20th century, which can only be properly understood by considering the various plans envisaged by the actors as well as their practices in this respect. On the one hand, the motivations of these actors have shown a remarkable continuity throughout the century, and on the other hand a recurrent opposition between two approaches, a contractual one and a liberal one, can be observed. Both approaches were to be found in all projects concerning European integration in the interwar years as well as in their implementation in the 1950s.
ISSN:1161-2770
2100-9864