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Maastricht 2042 and the Fate of Europe
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Document Date: 2007-03-08 11:03:02

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Europe / /

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Poland / Germany / Norway / Hungary / France / United States / Soviet Union / Italy / Estonia / Bulgaria / China / Yugoslavia / Spain / South Africa / Denmark / Czech Republic / /

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The Levy Economics Institute / University of Texas / /

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Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development / University of Texas at Austin / American Economic Association / Internationale Politikanalyse International Policy Analysis Unit / International Monetary Fund / Swedish School / European Commission / European Union / Levy Economics Institute / army / Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs / /

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Robert Lucas / Anatole Kaletsky / John Maynard Keynes / Simon Kuznets / Stalin / John Harris / Michael Todaro / James K. Galbraith Maastricht / Christian Kellermann Internationale Politikanalyse / /

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Texas / /

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