The European economy. 2nd ed.

The European economy, 2nd ed.:

Seeking to build on the success of the first edition, published in 1992, this revised and re-edited second edition takes account of new developments and new literature and adds a number of wholly new chapters. A team of specially commissioned experts, largely from the University of Sussex, provides an analysis of the distinguishing features of the European economy from the Atlantic to the Urals. The end of the Cold War, the acceleration of European integration and the expansion of the European Union and the growing power of global competition are the themes analysed.

The book provides an up-to-date commentary on the dynamics of the European economy at the turn of the millennium, setting the European economy in its global context. It is aimed at students taking courses on the European economy, regional economics and economic geography as part of an economics, European studies, international business or geography degree.