ISBN-13: 9780415379229 / Angielski / Twarda / 2006 / 527 str.
First Published in 2005. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
CONTENTS
List of figuresviii
List of tablesix
Prefacexv
List of abbreviations and conventionsxx
I the crisis of 1947 1
The nature of the economic crisis5
Domestic economic crises7
The international economic crisis19
The collapse of Bretton Woods43
II the committee of european economic co-operation 56
The intentions of the Marshall Plan56
Creating the European organization61
The Committee of European Economic Co-operation69
III THE EUROPEAN RECOVERY PROGRAMME 90
The economic effects of Marshall Aid92
Marshall Aid as political leverage113
IV FRANCE AND THE CONTROL OF GERMAN RESOURCES 126
The Monnet Plan and French and German reconstruction126
The French and German economies in the London conference141
V the depoliticization of the oeec 168
The constitution of the OEEC172
The intolerable burden180
The collapse of the OEEC195
VI foreign trade and payments and european reconstruction 212
Multilateral and bilateral trade in Western Europe217
The post -war pattern of Western Europe’s trade223
VII the advent of the customs union 232
Britain and the customs union235
France and the customs union250
VIII payments agreements and policies in western europe, 1946–9 256
Trade and payments agreements in western Europe, 1946–9258
One western world, or two?278
IX devaluation and the search for a new american policy 282
X the european payments union 299
The trade liberalization programme and the American payments proposals299
Finebel306
Uniscan316
The European Payments Union320
XI the 1949 recession and the divergence of britain and little europe 335
The American recession and the British and Western European economies339
The economic foundations of Little Europe351
XII the schuman plan 362
Plans and realities in Western Europe’s steel industry362
Comparative prospects of the French and German steel industries371
The political origins of the Schuman Plan380
The Schuman Plan and its reception397
The European Coal and Steel Community407
XIII towards the common market 421
The impact of trade liberalization421
Post-war agriculture in Western Europe435
The origins of the Common Agricultural Policy443
XIV conclusions 462
The argument of the book462
Reconstruction and the great boom477
Reconstruction and integration491
Appendix503
Bibliography505
Index521
Alan S. Milward
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