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200 10$aLessons of history$b[electronic resource] $ethe United States and the European Union /$fRaymond Converse
210   $aNew York $cAlgora Pub.$dc2011
215   $a1 online resource (251 p.)
225 0 $aWorld government : utopian dream or current reality? ;$vv. 2
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
311   $a0-87586-828-2 
327   $aPreface to Volume 2; Chapter 1. The Constitution and Piece-Meal Social Engineering; Chapter 2. The Battle Between Federalists and Anti-Federalists; Chapter 3. The European Union as a Co-Guidance System; Chapter 4. Problems that Have Faced the US and the EU, and their Effects on a World Government; Chapter 5. Pre-Modern Development of the United States; Chapter 6. The Movement Towards the Modern United States; Chapter 7. The Effect of the Progressive Movement in the US; Chapter 8. The Beginnings of Unrestrained Capitalism; Chapter 9. The Unilateral Growth of Unrestrained Capitalism
327   $aChapter 10. The Failure of Unrestrained Capitalism and the Growth of the Welfare StateChapter 11. World War II and the Developemnt of Bipolar Politics; Chapter 12. The Emergence of the European Union, and the Cold War; Chapter 13. The US Public Becomes Aware of the Rest of the World; Chapter 14. The Beginning of a New Era in US Politics; Chapter 15. The Policies of George H.W. Bush and Their Effects on US Foreign Policy; Chapter 16. The Liberal Bias of the Clinton Administration in Comparison to the European Union; Chapter 17. The Growing Unilateralism of the US Foreign Policy; Conclusion
330   $aThis book assumes that the world is moving inexorably, if in fits and starts, toward union. It explores the implications for all global citizens, and posits that, to succeed, it will be predicated upon a general disarmament and a broad adoption of the principles of Representative Democracy.  
606   $aInternational organization
606   $aInternational cooperation
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615  0$aInternational cooperation.
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