Spanish Accession to the EEC: A Political Objective in an Economic Reality
Historians have usually seen the European Community as a natural place for Spain to be and not as a party with its own interests and rules, different from those of the governments in Madrid. In this article we will refocus the analysis of Spain’s integration to link it to the broader history of EU e...
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openedition-oai:revues.org:cdlm_7883 https://doi.org/10.4000/cdlm.7883 urn:doi:10.4000/cdlm.7883 en https://journals.openedition.org/cdlm/7883 2016-02-15T01:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/dm1y https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Spanish Accession to the EEC: A Political Objective in an Economic Reality Cahiers de la Méditerranée Centre de la Méditerranée moderne et contemporaine info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1773-0201 info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/0395-9317 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/cdlm Peñas, Vanessa Núñez politique étrangère relations internationales transition européenne Communauté européenne négociations pour l’adhésion international relations foreign policy Spanish transition European Community accession negotiations European Reform Treaty Historians have usually seen the European Community as a natural place for Spain to be and not as a party with its own interests and rules, different from those of the governments in Madrid. In this article we will refocus the analysis of Spain’s integration to link it to the broader history of EU enlargement, which in turn was highly influenced by the internal situation of each member state. If the social, economic and political changes in Spain after Franco’s death conditioned the approach, objectives and strategies of its European partners, so too did the delicate international economic scenario of the 1970s, the dialectics of the Cold War and the electoral calendars in several countries. All that in addition to the permanent clash of interests between supranational institutions and the European Council. Les historiens ont souvent considéré la Communauté européenne comme l’horizon naturel de l’Espagne et non en tant que partie extérieure ayant ses propres intérêts et ses propres règles, différentes de celles des gouvernements à Madrid. Cet article se propose de recentrer l’analyse de l’intégration espagnole en la reliant à l’histoire plus large de l’élargissement de l’Union européenne, elle-même fortement influencée par la situation interne de chaque État membre. Si les changements sociaux, économiques et politiques dans l’Espagne postfranquiste conditionnent les approches, les objectifs et les stratégies de ses partenaires européens, il en va de même pour le délicat scénario économique international des années 1970, les dialectiques de la Guerre froide ou les calendriers électoraux dans plusieurs pays. Tout ceci sans oublier le conflit d’intérêt permanent entre les institutions supranationales et le Conseil européen. |
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Historians have usually seen the European Community as a natural place for Spain to be and not as a party with its own interests and rules, different from those of the governments in Madrid. In this article we will refocus the analysis of Spain’s integration to link it to the broader history of EU enlargement, which in turn was highly influenced by the internal situation of each member state. If the social, economic and political changes in Spain after Franco’s death conditioned the approach, objectives and strategies of its European partners, so too did the delicate international economic scenario of the 1970s, the dialectics of the Cold War and the electoral calendars in several countries. All that in addition to the permanent clash of interests between supranational institutions and the European Council. |
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Peñas, Vanessa Núñez |
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Peñas, Vanessa Núñez |
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Peñas, Vanessa Núñez |
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Spanish Accession to the EEC: A Political Objective in an Economic Reality |
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Spanish Accession to the EEC: A Political Objective in an Economic Reality |
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Spanish Accession to the EEC: A Political Objective in an Economic Reality |
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Spanish Accession to the EEC: A Political Objective in an Economic Reality |
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Spanish Accession to the EEC: A Political Objective in an Economic Reality |
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spanish accession to the eec: a political objective in an economic reality |
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2016 |
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