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Germany: united, but not a world power.
European Affairs
1991 : FEB/MAR, VOL. 5:1, p. 38-41
 1991 Sommer, T.
73.
Europe is recession-proof.
European Affairs
1991 : FEB/MAR, VOL. 5:1, p. 33-37
 1991 Matthes, H.
74.
The British are not the naughty boys.
European Affairs
1991 : FEB/MAR, VOL. 5:1, p. 25-29
 1991 Brittan, L.
75.
To Strasbourg or Sarajevo.
European Affairs
1991 : FEB/MAR, VOL. 5:1, p. 20-24
 1991 Brzezinski, Z.
76.
Eurobarometer: The 1990 EC survey: the Soviet citizens' views on Europe
European Affairs
1990 : VOL. 4:2, p. 27-31
 1990
77.
Britain: odd woman out. (!Economic and monetary union)
European Affairs
1990 : VOL. 4:4, p. 85-89
 1990 Heath, E.
78.
Practical lessons for the post-cold war age.
European Affairs
1990 : VOL. 4:4, p. 79-84
 1990 Zoellick, R. B.
79.
Mother nature in the driver's seat.
European Affairs
1990 : VOL. 4:4, p. 70-76
 1990 Goeudevert, D.
80.
Scotland's place at the EC's table.
European Affairs
1990 : VOL. 4:4, p. 66-69
 1990 Martin, D.
81.
Coming events in Brussels.
European Affairs
1990 : VOL. 4:4, p. 61-63
 1990 Munster, W.
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