Europe After Maastricht

Paul Michael Lützeler is Rosa May Distinguished University Professor in the Humanities at Washington University of St. Louis; Director of the European Studies Program; Director of the Center for Contemporary German Literature and Chairman of the Senate Council.

• IntroductionP. M. LützelerChapter 1. The US and the EC: Cooperation and CompetitionT. SommerChapter 2. The US/EC Relationship: Friends and CompetitorsM. WeidenbaumChapter 3. The European Community and the Challenge of the 1990s: Change and CompetitivenessC. JacksonChapter 4. From "Nation-State" to "Member-State": The Evolution of the European CommunityA. SbragiaChapter 5. European Integration and Social History since 1950H. KaelbleChapter 6. Business Restructuring in Response to the Single MarketJ. T. LittleChapter 7. Monetary Union in Europe: End of a Dream or Beginning of a Nightmare?P. G. RoggeChapter 8. European Economic and Monetary Union: Internal and External DimensionsE. ThielChapter 9. Subsidiarity and the European CommunityG. A. BermannChapter 10. The Role of the European Court of Justice on the Way to European UnionL. S. WexlerChapter 11. Multilateralism and Re-nationalization: European Security in TranstitionD.DettkeChapter 12. Europe Agreements: Economic Opportunities and Threats for PolandA. StepniakChapter 13. Economic Cooperation between Russia and the EC Countries: Obstacles and ProspectsY. V. FedotovChapter 14. Environmental Policy in Europe: The Greening of Europe?M. StrübelChapter 15. The other "Democratic Deficit": Women in the European Community before and after MaastrichtJ. M. MushabenChapter 16. European Cultural Policy after MaastrichtR.PichtChapter 17. The Context of Tradition and Cultural Identity: Regionalism and Contemporary European ArchitectureU. KultermannChapter 18. Writers on European IdentityP. M. LützelerNotes on ContributorsBibliographyIndex