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A Study Of The Decision Of The Czech Republic To Join The European Union, Harold Conard Mock Iii Jan 2004

A Study Of The Decision Of The Czech Republic To Join The European Union, Harold Conard Mock Iii

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Since its establishment as the European Coal and Steel Community in 1951, the European Union has provided more than half a century of peace and prosperity to the continent. The people of the European Union have been guaranteed justice through strict adherence to democratic ideals and respect for human rights; economic stability through transition to a common currency, job creation, development of infrastructure, and fiscal globalization; environmental protection through rigorous membership credentials and legislative policy; and security through the formulation of a single, strong, powerful voice in world affairs. The initial members were Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Luxembourg, and the …