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How can Europe survive

1955

[Title Page and Publication Information]: The title page and publication details for Hans F. Sennholz's 1955 work 'How Can Europe Survive', including publisher locations in New York, Toronto, and London, and copyright in...

Hans F. Sennholz Bretton Woods European Payments Union Ludwig von Mises nationalism Welfare State Interventionism John Maynard Keynes Socialism Unemployment Credit Expansion Federal Reserve Great Depression Inflation New Deal Protectionism Capitalism Boom and Bust Business Cycles Nationalization Liberalism Autarky European Union geopolitics Customs Union Division of Labor Standard of Living Sovereignty Trade Unions agriculture imperialism Vladimir Lenin Planned Economy Property Rights Communism Democracy Auguste Comte Collective Bargaining Economic Policy Monetary Equilibrium Marshall Plan Collectivism League of Nations Economic Integration Economic Recovery Balance of Payments Exchange Control Gresham's Law Jacob Viner Wages ideology Resource Allocation Subsidies Gold Standard International Monetary Fund Capital Flight Interest Rates Economic Calculation Capital Movements Devaluation Convertibility Robert Triffin Austrian School Dumping Labor Mobility Monopoly Cold War Henry Hazlitt Free Trade Laissez-faire Monetary Reform

Table of Contents · 52 segments

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Title Page and Publication Informationfront_matter

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Table of Contentstable_of_contents

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Front Matter and Introductiontheoretical

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Part One: On Peace and Present-day Ideologiestheoretical

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The Fallacies of Interventionism and Historical Analysistheoretical

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Part Two: Doctrines and Plans of Unification - Clarence K. Streittheoretical

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Streit's Union and the Infringement on Libertytheoretical

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The Socialization of Communication and Contra-cyclical Policiestheoretical

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Streit's Critique of Capitalism and Summary of Objectionstheoretical

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R. N. Coudenhove-Kalergi and the European Parliamentary Uniontheoretical

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Critique of Pan-European Autarky and Socialist Planningtheoretical

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The Economic Consequences of a Uniform European Tarifftheoretical

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Public Opinion and the Realizability of European Unificationtheoretical

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The Socialist Character of Coudenhove-Kalergi's Pan-Europetheoretical

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The Socialist Movement for a United States of Europetheoretical

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Critique of Socialist Unification and the Role of American Aidtheoretical

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Capital Migration, Intergovernmental Loans, and the Failure of Socialismtheoretical

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The European Federalist Union and the Corporativist Modeltheoretical

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The United Europe Movement and the British Commonwealth Modeltheoretical

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The Coordination of European Unity Movements and The Hague Congresstheoretical

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Resolutions of the Hague Congress and the Westminster Economic Conferencechapter

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Appraisal of the European Movement: Obstacles to Unificationchapter

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Historical Steps Toward European Union and Institutional Overviewchapter

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Member States Participation Tabletheoretical

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Aristide Briand and the Initiative for a European Unionchapter

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The Benelux Economic Union: Origin and Organizationchapter

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The Implementation and Challenges of the Benelux Unionchapter

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Economic Stumbling Blocks and the Failure of Benelux Unificationchapter

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The Ideological Roots of Economic Policychapter

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The Economic Commission for Europe (ECE) and Central Planningchapter

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The Structure and Impact of Nationalized Industries in Europechapter

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The United Nations and Economic Nationalismchapter

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Organization for European Economic Cooperation (OEEC) and the Marshall Planchapter

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The European Payments Union and Counterpart Fundschapter

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Critique of OEEC Trade Liberalization and the 'Dollar Shortage'chapter

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The Council of Europe and the Ideological Obstacles to Unitychapter

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European Monetary Cooperation and the Bretton Woods Agreementschapter

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Articles of Agreement and Objectives of the International Monetary Fundtheoretical

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Critique of the Bretton Woods Agreementstheoretical

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The Fallacies of IMF Quotas and Interest Ratestheoretical

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Exchange Controls and the Road to Tyrannytheoretical

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Currency Devaluation, Black Markets, and Historical Misrepresentationstheoretical

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The European Payments Union (EPU) and Intra-European Tradetheoretical

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Mechanics and Critique of the EPUtheoretical

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The European Payments Union (EPU) as a Supplement to National Controlschapter

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The European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC): Origins and Objectiveschapter

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Economic and Social Provisions of the ECSC Treatychapter

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Criticism of the ECSC: Socialization and Supranational Monopolychapter

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The Brussels Treaty, Western Union, and NATOchapter

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An Alliance of Freemen: The Path to Recoverychapter

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Conclusion: The Choice Between Welfare and Unificationchapter

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