The serious threat of the underdeveloped areas of the Common Market, particularly southern Italy and certain regions of France, to European unity is considered and constructive means to alleviate this danger are presented. A careful analysis is made of the regional economies of the underdeveloped areas. In each case the forms of cooperation developing between these governments and the institutions of the European Economic Community are drawn, and an assessment is made of the jeopardy to the areas if proper action is not taken.
Originally published in 1965.
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Autorentext
Sergio Barzanti
Inhalt
- Frontmatter,
- Contents,
- The Underdeveloped Areas with in the Common Market,
- Introduction,
- I. Regional Underdevelopment in the South of Italy, Central and South-West France,
- II. What Has Been Done to Redress the Situation,
- III. Freedom of Circulation within the Community and Financial Institutions,
- IV. Agriculture,
- V. Other Main Economic Factors,
- VI. Risks Inherent in Integration between Developed and Underdeveloped Regions,
- Conclusions,
- Appendix I. A Short History of European Unification,
- Appendix II. The Common Market Treaties,
- Appendix III. Tables (I through XXXIII),
- Bibliography,
- Index,