Titlebook: Limits and Problems of European Integration; The Conference of Ma Stichting Grotius Seminarium,Ernst B. Haas,M. Rohl Book 1963 Springer Sci

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Consumers and European Integration,nsumer behaviour have been published. It has been said that the consumer “holds the spotlight” nowadays, and yet in the literature dealing with future European integration consumption problems are often more or less neglected.

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Direct Elections to the European Parliament,paper: the problems arising from the organisation of elections to the European Parliament, given more especially the limited competence, and yet more limited powers, which this Parliament possesses, and will possess for some time to come.

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Delusion of Regional Unity,elative increase in strength it would bring to Western Europe as against the Eastern and Atlantic Powers, and so on. But nothing was said of the relation of the regional idea to the universal and historical problem of building up a system of international peace.

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In How Far is the Expectation of Increasing Consumer-Demand Justified?,ean integration ? This is the first point about which we shall have to make up our minds. And in order to be able to answer this question, it will be necessary to pay some attention to the economic objectives of European integration, or better said, those aspects in which economists are primarily interested.

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Book 1963" Its Conference of May 30-June 2, I96I on "Limits and Problems of European integration" attempted to view European integration within the framework of this general goal as is somewhat implied in its title. "The limits of European integration" lie in the necessity of fitting it in the wider framewor

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International Integration,on among discrete political units is a historical fact before our very eyes in Europe, but disintegration seems to be the dominant . elsewhere Cannot the example of successful integration in Europe be imitated? Could not the techniques of international and supranational cooperation developed in Luxe

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Delusion of Regional Unity,nt in a restrictive internal sense — in the sense of how far the member states could be integrated into something like a unitary political and economic supra-national structure. That was indeed how the discussion developed: much was said about the economic advantages of such integration, about the r