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How can Europe survive
1955
by
Sennholz
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
1
Title Page and Publication Information
front_matter
2
Table of Contents
table_of_contents
3
Front Matter and Introduction
theoretical
4
Part One: On Peace and Present-day Ideologies
theoretical
5
The Fallacies of Interventionism and Historical Analysis
theoretical
6
Part Two: Doctrines and Plans of Unification - Clarence K. Streit
theoretical
7
Streit's Union and the Infringement on Liberty
theoretical
8
The Socialization of Communication and Contra-cyclical Policies
theoretical
9
Streit's Critique of Capitalism and Summary of Objections
theoretical
10
R. N. Coudenhove-Kalergi and the European Parliamentary Union
theoretical
11
Critique of Pan-European Autarky and Socialist Planning
theoretical
12
The Economic Consequences of a Uniform European Tariff
theoretical
13
Public Opinion and the Realizability of European Unification
theoretical
14
The Socialist Character of Coudenhove-Kalergi's Pan-Europe
theoretical
15
The Socialist Movement for a United States of Europe
theoretical
16
Critique of Socialist Unification and the Role of American Aid
theoretical
17
Capital Migration, Intergovernmental Loans, and the Failure of Socialism
theoretical
18
The European Federalist Union and the Corporativist Model
theoretical
19
The United Europe Movement and the British Commonwealth Model
theoretical
20
The Coordination of European Unity Movements and The Hague Congress
theoretical
21
Resolutions of the Hague Congress and the Westminster Economic Conference
chapter
22
Appraisal of the European Movement: Obstacles to Unification
chapter
23
Historical Steps Toward European Union and Institutional Overview
chapter
24
Member States Participation Table
theoretical
25
Aristide Briand and the Initiative for a European Union
chapter
26
The Benelux Economic Union: Origin and Organization
chapter
27
The Implementation and Challenges of the Benelux Union
chapter
28
Economic Stumbling Blocks and the Failure of Benelux Unification
chapter
29
The Ideological Roots of Economic Policy
chapter
30
The Economic Commission for Europe (ECE) and Central Planning
chapter
31
The Structure and Impact of Nationalized Industries in Europe
chapter
32
The United Nations and Economic Nationalism
chapter
33
Organization for European Economic Cooperation (OEEC) and the Marshall Plan
chapter
34
The European Payments Union and Counterpart Funds
chapter
35
Critique of OEEC Trade Liberalization and the 'Dollar Shortage'
chapter
36
The Council of Europe and the Ideological Obstacles to Unity
chapter
37
European Monetary Cooperation and the Bretton Woods Agreements
chapter
38
Articles of Agreement and Objectives of the International Monetary Fund
theoretical
39
Critique of the Bretton Woods Agreements
theoretical
40
The Fallacies of IMF Quotas and Interest Rates
theoretical
41
Exchange Controls and the Road to Tyranny
theoretical
42
Currency Devaluation, Black Markets, and Historical Misrepresentations
theoretical
43
The European Payments Union (EPU) and Intra-European Trade
theoretical
44
Mechanics and Critique of the EPU
theoretical
45
The European Payments Union (EPU) as a Supplement to National Controls
chapter
46
The European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC): Origins and Objectives
chapter
47
Economic and Social Provisions of the ECSC Treaty
chapter
48
Criticism of the ECSC: Socialization and Supranational Monopoly
chapter
49
The Brussels Treaty, Western Union, and NATO
chapter
50
An Alliance of Freemen: The Path to Recovery
chapter
51
Conclusion: The Choice Between Welfare and Unification
chapter
52
Index
bibliography