1992 Project and the Future of Integration in Europe

The term "1992 Project" refers to the portion of the 1987 Single European Act that commits the European Community to the completion of a single integrated market by 1992. The project has brought about a dramatic revival of interest in the EC and this volume is a product of that revival. It provides evaluations and estimates of the future of the integration process and of the EC itself. The contributors share two broad themes. The first is a view of the integration process as a multilevel game. The second is consideration of the consequences of that process. Chapter 1 The 1992 Project, Dale L. Smith, James Lee Ray; Part I Theoretical Considerations; Chapter 2 European Integration, Dale L. Smith, James Lee Ray; Chapter 3 Delivering the Goods, Barry B. Hughes; Part II The Consequences of the 1992 Project; Chapter 4 A People's Europe, Russell J. Dalton, Richard C. Eichenberg; Chapter 5 Asymmetrical Integration in the European Community, Alberta M. Sbragia; Chapter 6 Financial Deregulation, Monetary Policy Coordination, and Economic and Monetary Union, Leon N. Lindberg; Chapter 7 The European Community and the Postwar Settlement, Paulette Kurzer; Chapter 8 1992, The Community, and the World, John A. C. Conybeare; Chapter 9 U.S. State Government Responses to EC-1992, Frances H. Oneal; Chapter 10 European Security Policy and the Single European Act, Frederic S. Pearson; Chapter 11 European Defense Cooperation, David Garnham; Part III The 1992 Project and the Future; Chapter 12 The Future of Integration in Europe, Dale L. Smith, James Lee Ray;