ISBN: 9781861894243

While his account reaches back to 1945, the main focus is on the last four decades. Jeremy Black is Professor of History at the University of Exeter. As evidence of the resilience of diff… Altro …

While his account reaches back to 1945, the main focus is on the last four decades. Jeremy Black is Professor of History at the University of Exeter. As evidence of the resilience of different national perspectives, he notes, his book provides a liberal, anti-dirigiste British view.'. The Nile on eBay   FREE SHIPPING UK WIDE   Europe Since the Seventies by Jeremy Black Provides an analysis of the ways in which history and culture, economics and society have remade Europe in recent times. This book gives full treatment to environmental, demographic and cultural issues, alongside political, societal and economic matters, as well as taking in subjects such as crime, migration and transport. FORMATPaperback LANGUAGEEnglish CONDITIONBrand New Publisher Description Jeremy Black provides a succinct and authoritative analysis of the ways in which history and culture, economics and society have remade Europe in recent times. While his account reaches back to 1945, the main focus is on the last four decades. What emerges are the seeds for present issues that were sown in the past. "Europe since the Seventies" gives full treatment to environmental, demographic and cultural issues, alongside political, societal and economic matters, as well as taking in subjects such as crime, migration and transport. Jeremy Black reveals how European society has changed markedly since 1970: former mappings of the elements of society, based on economic activity and opportunity and understood in terms of class, have given way to issues of identity notably questions of gender, but also sexual orientation, race and consumerism. Europe has expanded its frontiers and the European Union has become a testing ground for all manner of aspirations. A timely, readable and cogent account, this latest volume from eminent historian Jeremy Black illuminates today's Europe through the lens of recent history. Notes Authoritative history of Europe in recent times, covering society, economics, culture, politics, crime and transport. Author Biography Jeremy Black is Professor of History at the University of Exeter. He is the author of more than 80 books, including Maps and Politics (1997), Why Wars Happen (1998), War since 1945 (2004), Britain since the Seventies (2004) and Altered States: America since the Sixties (2004), all published by Reaktion. Table of Contents Preface 1. Introduction: Europe 1945-70 2. Environment Transformed? 3. Changing Peoples 4. Social Developments 5. Ideology and Culture 6. Economic Worlds 7. Politics to 1991 8. Politics, 1992 to the Present 9. Current Issues Selected Further Reading Index Review 'Contending that the year 1945 as the by-now-traditional caesura is too remote for 21st-century students of contemporary history, Black reviews European environmental, social, economic, and political trends since the 1970s in chapters by turns insightful but sometimes cursory. A liberal critic of the European Union, he convincingly reveals its "democratic deficits", especially its top-heavy bureaucracy, which very often sets a corporatist agenda against constituents' wishes ... Recommended.' - Choice 'Black presents a well-structured, well-balanced and well-informed overview of the major developments in Europe since the 1970s. He does not hide his personal views, for instance, about the EU's Common Agricultural Policy, the European Social Model, or President Mitterrand ... Nevertheless, Black is reflexive about his own preconceptions. As evidence of the resilience of different national perspectives, he notes, his book provides a liberal, anti-dirigiste British view.' - Journal of Contemporary European Studies 'The greatest strength of Europe since the Seventies is Black's ability to weave a historical narrative that continually speaks to present-day concerns, including economic recession, environmental change, European integration, and challenges to national identity posed by immigration.' - H-net reviews Review Quote Contending that the year 1945 as the by-now-traditional caesura is too remote for 21st-century students of contemporary history, Black reviews European environmental, social, economic, and political trends since the 1970s in chapters by turns insightful but sometimes cursory. A liberal critic of the European Union, he convincingly reveals its "democratic deficits", especially its top-heavy bureaucracy, which very often sets a corporatist agenda against constituents' wishes . . . Recommended. Details ISBN1861894244 Author Jeremy Black Short Title EUROPE SINCE THE SEVENTIES Pages 256 Publisher Reaktion Books Language English ISBN-10 1861894244 ISBN-13 9781861894243 Media Book Format Paperback DEWEY 940.55 Year 2009 Publication Date 2009-02-28 Imprint Reaktion Books Place of Publication London Country of Publication United Kingdom Series Contemporary Worlds Edition 2nd Audience General/Trade NZ Release Date 2009-02-01 UK Release Date 2009-02-01 AU Release Date 2009-02-14 We've got thisAt The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it.With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! 30 DAY RETURN POLICYNo questions asked, 30 day returns! FREE DELIVERYNo matter where you are in the UK, delivery is free. 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