Organizing Europe: The Institutions of Integration

Originally published as Organizing Western Europe, this analysis of the major organizations in Europe has been revised and extended to take account of the organizations established between East European states, both before and after the collapse of communist governments. Clive Archer examines their establishment, their goals, their institutions, their achievements, and their contribution to the functioning of the European political system. It places them in the context of contemporary history, the wider study of international organizations and of European integration.