EUROPEAN EXPANSION

European Expansion

European Expansion

The Maastricht Treaty ushered in a new flurry of vitality in Europe, not all of it positive. German reunification, the end of the Cold War, and the arising troubles of Central and southeastern Europe faked new challenges. A new gesture of euroskepticism greeted the training for initiating the universal currency, the euro (Nelsen, 2003).

While the European Union has yet to have a defection in its ranks, both Ireland and Denmark have gave interim ceases to new treaty implementations. The rejuvenation of the WEU as a viable security accord, with lasting allocation of soldiers forces and lead echelons, ...