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The European Free Trade Association is an inter-governmental organisation established in 1960. Its member states today are Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland.
 
The European Free Trade Association is an inter-governmental organisation established in 1960. Its member states today are Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland.
  

Revision as of 17:29, 23 January 2008

Britain and Europe
1. History

1.1 Introduction
1.2 Research criteria

2. Major events

2.1 European Free Trade Association
2.2 Applications for EEC membership
2.2.1 First application (1961)
2.2.2 Second application (1967)
2.2.3 Entry to the EEC (1973)
2.2.4 Referendum (1975)
2.3 European projects/policies
2.3.1 Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)
2.3.2 Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM)
2.3.3 Single European Act (1986)
2.3.4 Maastricht Treary (1992)

3. Latest Developments

Latest Developments

4. Help

Abbreviations

5. Bibliography

Useful literature on Britain and Europe

Future projects

Crises
Bosnia (1999)
War on Terror after 9/11
Afghanistan (2001)
Iraq II (2003)

Contact

John Alistair Kühne

The European Free Trade Association is an inter-governmental organisation established in 1960. Its member states today are Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland.

Useful links:

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