Journal of Common Market Studies

1962 - 2025

Current editor(s): Jim Rollo and Daniel Wincott

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THE POLITICAL ROLE OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC ORGANIZATIONS IN LATIN AMERICA pp. 291-309: Gustavo Lagos
THE EEC COMMISSION AND THE POLITICS OF THE FREE MOVEMENT OF LABOUR pp. 310-333: Kenneth A. Dahlberg
BRITAIN'S CRISIS OF IDENTITY pp. 334-358: Uwe Kitzinger

INTRA‐REGIONAL TRADE CO‐OPERATION IN DEVELOPING ASIA pp. 197-210: P. E. Stonham
BRITAIN AND EUROPE—THE MIDDLE WAY pp. 211-215: Stanley Henig
THE FRENCH AND ITALIAN COMMUNISTS AND THE COMMON MARKET: THE REQUESTS FOR REPRESENTATION IN THE COMMUNITY INSTITUTIONS pp. 250-266: Werner Feld
ECONOMIC INTEGRATION AND SPATIAL PATTERNS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICA pp. 267-286: Dr. Peter R. Odell

EXCLUSIVE DEALING AND MARKET INTEGRATION pp. 131-155: Angelo Reati
GERMAN FOREIGN, DEFENCE AND EUROPEAN POLICY1 pp. 156-178: Heinz Kuby
ANALYTICAL BASIS FOR A NATIONAL POLICY ON REGIONAL ECONOMIC INTEGRATION IN LATIN AMERICA1 pp. 179-196: Daniel M. Schydlowsky
INTRA‐REGIONAL TRADE CO‐OPERATION IN DEVELOPING ASIA pp. 197-210: P. E. Stonham
BRITAIN AND EUROPE—THE MIDDLE WAY pp. 211-215: Stanley Henig

A METHOD FOR PLANNING ECONOMIC INTEGRATION FOR SPECIFIED INDUSTRIES1 pp. 1-23: Donald W. Baerresbn
A STUDY OF TRANSACTION ANDPOLITICAL INTEGRATION TRANSNATIONAL LABOUR FLOW WITHIN THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY pp. 24-55: Helen S. Feldstein
PAYMENTS UNIONS AMONG THE LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES AND THEIR ECONOMIC INTEGRATION: A COMMENT pp. 56-59: J. R. Gunn

THE NATURE AND FUNCTIONING OF ARTICLE 177 OF THE ROME TREATY pp. 113-139: Ruben A. Berrios Martinez
THE CRISIS OF EUROPEAN SUPRANATIONALITY pp. 140-171: Nina Heathcote
THE INTER‐AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK AND THE LATIN AMERICAN INTEGRATION MOVEMENT pp. 172-180: Felipe Herrera
REGIONAL INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES AS AN APPROACH TO ECONOMIC INTEGRATION pp. 181-186: I. M. D. Little
PAYMENTS UNIONS AMONG THE LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES AND THEIR ECONOMIC INTEGRATION pp. 187-191: Jaroslav Vanek

BLUEPRINT FOR AN AREA OF QUANTITATIVELY AND STRUCTURALLY BALANCED FREE TRADE1 pp. 1-12: P. G. Elkan
MONETARY INTEGRATION IN CENTRAL AMERICA: ACHIEVEMENTS AND EXPECTATIONS pp. 13-26: Jorge Gonzalez del Valle
TOWARDS A EUROPEAN SOCIAL POLICY pp. 26-48: Doreen Collins
THE COMMITTEE OF PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVES pp. 219-251: Emile Noël
THE INTEGRATION OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: SOME THOUGHTS ON EAST AFRICA AND CENTRAL AMERICA pp. 252-282: Aaron Segal
REGIONAL CO‐OPERATION FOR DEVELOPMENT: PAKISTAN, IRAN AND TURKEY pp. 283-301: Nurul Islam

THE PROSPECT OF INTEGRATION: FEDERAL OR FUNCTIONAL pp. 119-149: David Mitrany
THE EEC AND TRADE WITH DEVELOPING COUNTRIES pp. 150-167: Sidney J. Wells
LATIN AMERICAN ECONOMIC INTEGRATION‐A SURVEY OF RECENT LITERATURE pp. 168-177: Jorge E. Navarrete
THE SCHOOLS OF THE SIX pp. 178-190: J. L. Henderson

CUSTOMS UNIONS AND LATIN AMERICAN INTEGRATION pp. 1-21: Keith Griffin and Ricardo Ffrench‐Davis
THE CHOICE AND THE FACTS pp. 22-35: William Pickles
L'EUROPE des SAVANTS EUROPEAN INTEGRATION AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES pp. 36-46: Karl Kaiser
INTERNATIONAL POLICY ON AGRICULTURAL TRADE—A PROPOSAL FOR BUTTER1 pp. 47-69: L. V. Castle
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY ARRANGEMENTS, CAPITAL MARKETS AND ECONOMIC INTEGRATION IN LATIN AMERICA pp. 70-104: Robert Triffin
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS 1965‐66 pp. 195-228: John Lambert
BRITAIN'S RELATIONS WITH EUROPE—A REPLY pp. 229-237: Leonard Beaton
THE ARAB COMMON MARKET1 pp. 238-250: Muhammad Diab
THREE CONFERENCE REPORTS pp. 251-271: A. Beirut

CONFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION Bellagio, June 12–16, 1964 THE EUROPEAN PROCESS AT ATLANTIC CROSSPURPOSES pp. 85-101: Stanley Hoffmann
THE STUDY OF EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS: SOME PROBLEMS OF ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL ORGANIZATION pp. 102-117: R. W. Cox
REGIONAL AND FUNCTIONAL INTEGRATION—SOME LESSONS OF BRUSSELS pp. 118-123: Uwa Kitzinger
THE NATURE AND PROSPECTS OF EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS A Report on the Second Carnegie Endowment Conference on International Organization pp. 124-168: Alan Burr Overstreet
RESEARCH AND TEACHING PROGRAMMES ON INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION AND EUROPEAN INTEGRATION IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY pp. 169-179: E. O. Czempiel
CONFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION Bellagio, June 12–16, 1964 RESEARCH ON EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS IN POLAND pp. 180-182: Wiktor Suchecxi
ATLANTIC ASSEMBLY—A GENESIS pp. 183-189: Joseph Harned
The Parliament of the European Communities, by MURRAY FORSYTH pp. 190-193: Michael Niblock

THE CONCEPT OF ATLANTIC COMMUNITY pp. 1-22: James Richardson
THE COMMON MARKET AND FRENCH PLANNING pp. 23-46: Malcolm C. MacLennan
SOME REMARKS ON SIOTIS‘ ARTICLE1 pp. 47-61: Dusan Sidjanski
BEFORE AND AFTER DECEMBER 23, 1963 pp. 62-73: Michael Butterwick
ALMS FOR AAMS: A LARGER FLOW? pp. 74-82: Scott R. Pearson and Wilson E. Schmidt
FINDING A FUTURE FOR BRITAIN pp. 206-218: Roy Pryce
WHY BOTHER WITH EUROPE? pp. 219-232: Richard Mayne
PROSPECTS FOR THE COMMUNITY pp. 233-245: J. R. Lambert
THE CASE FOR ECONOMIC INTEGRATION pp. 246-259: John Pinder
IS DEFENCE THE ENTRY TICKET? pp. 260-273: Noël Salter
EUROPE, ROAD TO CO‐EXISTENCE pp. 274-283: Christopher Layton
PRACTICAL INTERIM MEASURES FOR BRITAIN pp. 284-293: John Bowyer
NEW PATHS FOR WORLD TRADE pp. 294-301: David Howell
HARMONIZATION OF LAWS pp. 302-314: Dennis Thompson
BRITAIN IN A HARDER WORLD pp. 315-328: François Duchêne