European Political Co-Operation

In light of developments in the Middle East and in Eastern Europe, the foreign policy of the European Community is becoming an increasingly important issue—for the institutional development of the Community itself and its influence in the world of international affairs. This work describes the development of the European Political Co-operation, the process by which Member States coordinate their foreign policy. It also traces the influences which have molded the EPC to its current stature. Written from an internal perspective of the EPC, it will interest students and others concerned with policy and the dynamics of institutions.