Table of Contents

Introduction
Europe's First Citizen
France's Wartime Sovereignty
International Mobilization
Monnet's Europe, 1943-1954
The Eclipse
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index

Promotional Information

Examines the development of Jean Monnet's political thought from World War I to the 1960s through his work with a series of international political problems and institutions.

About the Author

FREDERIC J. FRANSEN is a Fellow at Liberty Fund Inc., an educational foundation _ He spent three years in Brussels as a researcher studying military policy in NATO and political integration within the European Community. Thereafter, he completed his Ph.D. at the University of Ch cagos Committee on Social Thought.

Reviews

?Fransen's thorough study will be key reading for those concerned with the history and development of integration, and should be available in all libraries. It will repay a wider readership too, not least as a striking case study of the practice of the art of the possible by a master of the art of 'wheeling and dealing' whose view of what was possible was larger, wider, and more soundly and intelligently based than those of almost all his contemporaries.?-Regional & Federal Studies

"Fransen's thorough study will be key reading for those concerned with the history and development of integration, and should be available in all libraries. It will repay a wider readership too, not least as a striking case study of the practice of the art of the possible by a master of the art of 'wheeling and dealing' whose view of what was possible was larger, wider, and more soundly and intelligently based than those of almost all his contemporaries."-Regional & Federal Studies