Pierre‐Henri Laurent
Biographic Data
| ID | 5363224 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pierre‐Henri Laurent |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pierre‐Henri |
| FAMILY NAME | Laurent |
| SIGNATURE | LAURENT P H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tufts University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The State of the European Union: Vol. 4: Deepening and Widening
Women, Work, and Politics: Belgium, 1830-1914. Patricia Penn Hilden
Widening Europe: The Dilemmas of Community Success
The historical process of enlarging the Community of Six to double that number in 1986 was based on the increasing economic dynamism and success of the European Community. With the end of communism, the number knocking at the door has increased, with the countries of the European Free Trade Association leading the way. The legion of issues that are to emerge with the fourth broadening exercise—and subsequent Mediterranean and Eastern European one…
European integration and the end of the cold war
(1990). European integration and the end of the cold war. Diplomacy & Statecraft: Vol. 1, The End of the Cold War, pp. 147-163
Historical perspectives on early European integration
The European Community
America'sAlly, Britain's Opponent: Belgium and the Oeec/EPU Debates, 1947-50
Eureka, or the Technological Renaissance of Europe
Beneluxer economic diplomacy and the creation of little Europe, 1945–1950
Divided Belgium Walks a Tightrope
Research Article| April 01 1984 Divided Belgium Walks a Tightrope Pierre-Henri Laurent Pierre-Henri Laurent Professor of History, Tufts University Pierre-Henri Laurent is a European diplomatic historian whose major interests are in the Lowlands and France and in the postwar integration movement, especially the European Community. He has recently contributed to International Fascism (Beverly Hills: Sage Publishers, 1979), The Harvard Encyclopedia …
Partnership or paternalism: A critical view of the EC‐ACP conventions
The Decade of Divergence and Development
Economic events, particularly the energy crisis, inflation, and recession, have had an impact on both the successes and failures of the European Community in the seventies. Accomplishments, such as the 1973 enlargement and the evolution of a global development cooperation policy, cannot be cited without the mention of EC setbacks in forming joint economic, monetary, and energy policies. The record of contemporary Community policy, with its disagr…
The Benelux States and the New Community
Essay| April 01 1973 The Benelux States and the New Community Pierre-Henri Laurent Pierre-Henri Laurent Associate Professor of History, Tufts University Pierre-Henri Laurent is a modern and contemporary historian whose interests be in the field of diplomacy. Parts of his forthcoming work on the negotiations creating the European Economic Community,Diplomacy of the Relance Europeenne have appeared in the Political Science Quarterly and the Journal…
To the Maginot Line: The Politics of French Military Preparation in the 1920's . Judith M. Hughes
The Diplomacy of the Rome Treaty, 1956-57
The moves in Europe towards various forms of greater regional co-operation and unity since I945 have already produced a significant body of historical literature. Unfortunately, little of it analyses the creation of the major institution of voluntary economic and political amalgamation, the Common Market. In fact, what does exist on the final phase of diplomacy behind the Treaty of Rome which established the European Economic Community and Europe…
The Benelux Nations: The Politics of Small-Country Democracies . Gordon L. Weil
Paul-Henri Spaak and the Diplomatic Origins of the Common Market, 1955-1956
III. Anglo-American Diplomacy and the Belgian Indemnities Controversy 1836–42
The ripening of the Anglo-American friendship in the first half of the nineteenth century was truly an evolutionary process, but most observers agree that in the diplomatic sphere the significant aspects of that early rapprochement took place about the time of the Webster–Ashburton agreement. One previously unknown factor involved in this development centred on British and American cooperation in the Belgian indemnification dispute in the late th…
The State of the European Union: Vol. 4: Deepening and Widening
Widening Europe: The Dilemmas of Community Success
The historical process of enlarging the Community of Six to double that number in 1986 was based on the increasing economic dynamism and success of the European Community. With the end of communism, the number knocking at the door has increased, with the countries of the European Free Trade Association leading the way. The legion of issues that are to emerge with the fourth broadening exercise—and subsequent Mediterranean and Eastern European one…
Beneluxer economic diplomacy and the creation of little Europe, 1945–1950
The Diplomacy of the Rome Treaty, 1956-57
The moves in Europe towards various forms of greater regional co-operation and unity since I945 have already produced a significant body of historical literature. Unfortunately, little of it analyses the creation of the major institution of voluntary economic and political amalgamation, the Common Market. In fact, what does exist on the final phase of diplomacy behind the Treaty of Rome which established the European Economic Community and Europe…
European integration and the end of the cold war
(1990). European integration and the end of the cold war. Diplomacy & Statecraft: Vol. 1, The End of the Cold War, pp. 147-163
Partnership or paternalism: A critical view of the EC‐ACP conventions
The Decade of Divergence and Development
Economic events, particularly the energy crisis, inflation, and recession, have had an impact on both the successes and failures of the European Community in the seventies. Accomplishments, such as the 1973 enlargement and the evolution of a global development cooperation policy, cannot be cited without the mention of EC setbacks in forming joint economic, monetary, and energy policies. The record of contemporary Community policy, with its disagr…
Paul-Henri Spaak and the Diplomatic Origins of the Common Market, 1955-1956
III. Anglo-American Diplomacy and the Belgian Indemnities Controversy 1836–42
The ripening of the Anglo-American friendship in the first half of the nineteenth century was truly an evolutionary process, but most observers agree that in the diplomatic sphere the significant aspects of that early rapprochement took place about the time of the Webster–Ashburton agreement. One previously unknown factor involved in this development centred on British and American cooperation in the Belgian indemnification dispute in the late th…
The Benelux Nations: The Politics of Small-Country Democracies . Gordon L. Weil
Paul-Henri Spaak and the Diplomatic Origins of the Common Market, 1955-1956
The Diplomacy of the Rome Treaty, 1956-57
The moves in Europe towards various forms of greater regional co-operation and unity since I945 have already produced a significant body of historical literature. Unfortunately, little of it analyses the creation of the major institution of voluntary economic and political amalgamation, the Common Market. In fact, what does exist on the final phase of diplomacy behind the Treaty of Rome which established the European Economic Community and Europe…
The Benelux States and the New Community
Essay| April 01 1973 The Benelux States and the New Community Pierre-Henri Laurent Pierre-Henri Laurent Associate Professor of History, Tufts University Pierre-Henri Laurent is a modern and contemporary historian whose interests be in the field of diplomacy. Parts of his forthcoming work on the negotiations creating the European Economic Community,Diplomacy of the Relance Europeenne have appeared in the Political Science Quarterly and the Journal…
To the Maginot Line: The Politics of French Military Preparation in the 1920's . Judith M. Hughes
The Decade of Divergence and Development
Economic events, particularly the energy crisis, inflation, and recession, have had an impact on both the successes and failures of the European Community in the seventies. Accomplishments, such as the 1973 enlargement and the evolution of a global development cooperation policy, cannot be cited without the mention of EC setbacks in forming joint economic, monetary, and energy policies. The record of contemporary Community policy, with its disagr…
Partnership or paternalism: A critical view of the EC‐ACP conventions
Divided Belgium Walks a Tightrope
Research Article| April 01 1984 Divided Belgium Walks a Tightrope Pierre-Henri Laurent Pierre-Henri Laurent Professor of History, Tufts University Pierre-Henri Laurent is a European diplomatic historian whose major interests are in the Lowlands and France and in the postwar integration movement, especially the European Community. He has recently contributed to International Fascism (Beverly Hills: Sage Publishers, 1979), The Harvard Encyclopedia …
Beneluxer economic diplomacy and the creation of little Europe, 1945–1950
America'sAlly, Britain's Opponent: Belgium and the Oeec/EPU Debates, 1947-50
Eureka, or the Technological Renaissance of Europe
The European Community
Historical perspectives on early European integration
European integration and the end of the cold war
(1990). European integration and the end of the cold war. Diplomacy & Statecraft: Vol. 1, The End of the Cold War, pp. 147-163
Widening Europe: The Dilemmas of Community Success
The historical process of enlarging the Community of Six to double that number in 1986 was based on the increasing economic dynamism and success of the European Community. With the end of communism, the number knocking at the door has increased, with the countries of the European Free Trade Association leading the way. The legion of issues that are to emerge with the fourth broadening exercise—and subsequent Mediterranean and Eastern European one…
Women, Work, and Politics: Belgium, 1830-1914. Patricia Penn Hilden
The State of the European Union: Vol. 4: Deepening and Widening
Political science (16 works) · Law (10 works) · History (8 works) · Politics (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Economic history (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (6 works) · Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics (6 works)