EEC Trade Policies towards Asian Developing Countries by Rolf J. Langhammer

“…The evidence indicates that compared with Japan and the United States, the European Economic Community (EEC) has the highest relative level of manufactured imports facing non-tariff barriers and also the greatest increase of such trade restrictions. …”
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Turning EU Citizenship into a Viable Tool of EU Federalism

“…<p>Dozens of years after the European Economic Community turned into the European Union, we are (still) speaking of the EU as an economic organisation. …”
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The Labour Party politicians for Leave in 2016 referendum by Filip Ilkowski

“…There are presented the historical roots of the critique of European Communities drawn from this ideological-political perspective (the opposition towards the European Economic Community in 1975 referendum), but above all the argumentation used more than four decades later by the opponents of staying in the EU. …”
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EU in Transition or a Failed Project? by Bakare Najimdeen

“…The European Union (EU) has come a long way since its inception in late 1950s as the European Economic Community, now regarded as the most notable example of regional integration in the world. …”
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The return to convertibility: 1926-1931 and 1958? Or convertibility and the morning after ? by R. TRIFFIN

“…The article analyses the return to convertibility which, although originally envisaged for 1953, finally materialised at the end of 1958 with the six countries of the European Economic Community taking the first step on the long road toward full integration of their national economies. …”
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Europe as a Symbol: The Struggle for Democracy and the Meaning of European Integration in Post-Franco Spain by Carlos López Gómez

“…This paper analyses the effect that some political actors’ behaviours had on the image of the European integration process in Spain during General Franco’s dictatorship and its influence on the country’s European policy during the democratic transition and the adhesion to the European Economic Community (hereafter EEC). The EEC’s condemnation of the Spanish political regime and the pro-European stances assumed by the democratic opposition created a strong bond between the ideas of European integration and democratization in the eyes of the Spanish public. …”
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The Socialist International in the Relations between Spain and Latin America during the Seventies and Eighties by Luciana Fazio

“…However, his original economic postulates had to vary because of the accession to the European Economic Community (EEC). This barely researched chapter of history is very important because it constitutes the foundation on which the entire framework that currently governs Euro-Latin American relations was built.…”
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Economic and political initiatives of European integration for the period 1945-1992 by W. Viviers, T F.J. Steyn

“…An example of this is the completion of the EC internal market through the European Economic Community (EEC) customs union and the EC-92 programme. …”
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Peculiarities of the European Funds Programming Period in Terms of Regional Development by Vasile Ionel POPESCU, Ionel Dumitru

“…Since 1957, when the Treaty of Rome was signed, which laid the foundations of the European Economic Community, the regional disparities between the signatory states were not significant, but both in the preamble and in art. 2, stipulated this need. …”
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Turning EU Citizenship into a Viable Tool of EU Federalism by Dimitry Vladimirovich Kochenov, Suryapratim Roy

“…<p>Dozens of years after the European Economic Community turned into the European Union, we are (still) speaking of the EU as an economic organisation. …”
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From dictatorship to democracy: the institutional transitions. Transitions from above? by Ioannis Balampanidis, Maria Inácia Rezola

“…As a working hypothesis, this article builds on the idea that with regard to institutional change and structure, the three countries present different transitional experiences although the different paths followed end up converging in a certain institutional, political and “cultural”/civic modernisation–at which point we may wonder if the integration into the European Economic Community and “Europeanisation” have been perceived in all three cases as the capstone of the transitional institutional reforms and as a critical lever for their consolidation.…”
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Prospects for the direct integration of E.E.C. capital markets by I.O. Jr. SCOTT

“…Over the past decade the European Economic Community has made incredible strides toward the realisation of the goals established by the architects of the Rome Treaty. …”
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Successful Negotiations on Regional Regimes. The Common Market of the EEC and Mercosur by Jan Karlas, Vít Beneš

“…To this end, it deals with two cases, namely with the establishing of the single market of the European Economic Community and with the establishing of the Common Market of the South (Mercado Común del Sur, Mercosur). …”
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Segregação sexual do emprego em Portugal no último quarto de século – Agravamento ou abrandamento? by Lina Coelho, Virgínia Ferreira

“…In the original paper, statistical data of the mid-1980s showed that Portugal presented some differences in the patterns of participation of women in employment both in relation to the more developed countries of the European Economic Community and the other Southern European countries. …”
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L'integrazione dei mercati finanziari della Comunità Economica Europea. (Prospects for the direct integration of E.E.C. capital markets) by I.O. Jr. SCOTT

“…Over the past decade the European Economic Community has made incredible strides toward the realisation of the goals established by the architects of the Rome Treaty. …”
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The Border Crosser: Ralf Dahrendorf as a Public Intellectual between Theory and Practice by Franziska Meifort

“…In line with his desire for the greatest intellectual impact possible, Dahrendorf time and again established close links with the political sphere and became a member of the executive branch in Germany and in the European Economic Community – a position which, however, conflicted with his role as an independent intellectual. …”
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"Trabajo productivo, relación Precio/valor y tasa de plusvalía: puntos de vista teóricos y evidencia empírica con base en los Estados Unidos de América (1948-1987) y países de la c... by Gouverneur Jacques

“…&lt;/p&gt;<br>&lt;p&gt;Presenting as empirical support data on the economies ofthe United States (1948-1987) and the European Economic Community (1960/70-86) the essay seeks to contribute with theoretical and methodological elements to the debate on the theory of the rate of surplus-value. …”
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Antagonisms in the Phillips Curves with a positive slope: Mexico and Spain’s case by Rubén E. Roa Dueñas

“…In same way we present the inclusion of Spain to the European Economic Community through the consummation of the Maastricht Treaty, its environment and some of its consequences, whose economy usually shows a vigorous and prosperous character. …”
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A comparison of the development and common objectives of the legislation of the capital markets of the USA and the EU from the beginning of the 20th century by Pavel Datinský

“…The special part, first dealing with the development of the legislation of the capital market in the USA from the Great Depression to date and further by the development of the EU capital market from the foundation of the European Economic Community in 1957 to the implement of the MIFID 2 Directive and MIFIR Regulation, concludes with a comparison of both legislative systems and their common objectives and the interests pursued by individual regulations. …”
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How do Social and Economic Rights Relate to Each Other in the Social Market Economy: An Introduction to this Special Issue by Frans Pennings

“…This contribution describes how social objectives have been developed in EU law since the establishment of the European Economic Community. The Court of Justice of the European Union has interpreted Treaty provisions to give them maximum effect for the realization of these objectives. …”
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