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The failure of economism in western and eastern integration policy

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The proposition that economic integration can help to smooth the way to political integration has been described by Wilhelm Röpke on many occasions as a dangerous manifestation of economism1. The experience of the EC and the CMEA tends to bear out this opinion.

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  1. W. Röpke, Gemeinsamer Markt und Freihandeiszone. 28 Thesen als Richtpunkte (Common market and free trade zone. 28 theses as guideposts), in: ORDO, Vol. X, 1958, p. 41.

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  2. H. Gröner, Probleme einer europäischen Währungsunion (Problems of a European monetary union), in: ORDO, Vol. XXII, 1971, pp. 291–312.

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    Alfred Schüller

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Schüller, A. The failure of economism in western and eastern integration policy. Intereconomics 13, 227–235 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02929246

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