Perspectives for all-European Economic Co-Operation

Fülszöveg

J. Szita
Perspectives for ali-European Economic Co-operation


In this book, János Szita examines the prospects of all-European economic co-opera-tion. It represents a summary of not only the research work conducted by the author for several years but also that of the rich experiences he has gained in international affairs.
The subjects treated in the book have become especially timely with the successful closing of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe. The practical realization of the provisions contained in the Helsinki Agreement has given new impetus to the development of new-type economic relations which, according to the author, would mean that economic co-operation in Europe among countries with different social systems should be based on long-term agreements, should cover a wide range of economic activity and should involve all countries of the continent. A special strength of the book is its comprehensive treatment of the problems of cooperation.... Tovább

Fülszöveg

J. Szita
Perspectives for ali-European Economic Co-operation


In this book, János Szita examines the prospects of all-European economic co-opera-tion. It represents a summary of not only the research work conducted by the author for several years but also that of the rich experiences he has gained in international affairs.
The subjects treated in the book have become especially timely with the successful closing of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe. The practical realization of the provisions contained in the Helsinki Agreement has given new impetus to the development of new-type economic relations which, according to the author, would mean that economic co-operation in Europe among countries with different social systems should be based on long-term agreements, should cover a wide range of economic activity and should involve all countries of the continent. A special strength of the book is its comprehensive treatment of the problems of cooperation. Setting out from the traditional trade relations, the author examines all the areas of economic activity — such as industrial co-operation, energy, transport, agriculture, finance, environment, etc. — where problems have grown ripe and call for international solution. Special attention is paid to the economic integration groups and the role they play in the system of co-operation, A work concerned with international issues, "Perspectives for all-European Economic Co-operation" is designed first of all for those involved in the problems of the world economy, but it will be found useful and thought-provoking by everyone interested in the shape of the Europe of the years to come. Vissza