The EFFECT OF MEMBERSHIP OF The COMMON MARKET ON INFORMATION WORK

Abstract

The ‘Common Market’, now fused with the European Union for Coal and Steel (usually abbreviated to the ‘Mining Union’) and with the European Atomic Energy Community, is primarily founded on economic considerations to create a common productive European market. I need not say any more about this, since Great Britain has expressed the wish to become a component part of this European association. Lord Gladwyn considers this decision to be more significant than the declaration of war of 1939; he also considers it to be the end of an era.

Citation

REICHARDT, G. (1968), "The EFFECT OF MEMBERSHIP OF The COMMON MARKET ON INFORMATION WORK", Aslib Proceedings, Vol. 20 No. 1, pp. 13-20. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb050139