The First Three Tears of the Schuman Plan, PEINCETON STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL FINANCE, No. 5, Princeton: International Finance Section, Dec.

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1 BOK, Derek Curtis The First Three Tears of the Schuman Plan, PEINCETON STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL FINANCE, No. 5, Princeton: International Finance Section, Dec. 1955

2 INTERNATIONAL FINANCE SECTION (Department of Economics and Sociology) PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY The International Finance Section has published, as No. 5 in its series Princeton Studies in International Finance, an 80-page monograph by Derek Curtis Bok entitled "The First Three Years of the Schuman Plan." Mr. Bok is a graduate of Stanford University and Harvard Law School. Based upon a year's research in Paris and Luxembourg on a Fulbright Scholarship, his study covers the activities of the European Coal and Steel Community up to September 1955 and analyzes the operation of the plan in the context of its original economic and political objectives and the institutions created to carry them out. The problems which have arisen in attempting to create a common market for the coal and steel industries of Western Europe, as well as the measures introduced by the High Authority to stimulate competition, are treated in detail. There is a special chapter on the effects of introducing greater competition in these industries on the economies of member countries. Single copies of this monograph may be obtained directly from the International Finance Section at the above address. United States residents are asked to accompany their requests with twenty-five cents in coin or stamps to help cover handling and mailing costs, but there is no charge for residents of foreign countries. Digitized for FRASER December 1955 PHILIP W. BELL, Acting Director

3 BYE, Maurice "Customs Unions and National Interests, INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC PAPERS NO. 3, 1954

4 COUBTIN, Ran* L e probleme de 1'union economique do-uanler*, REVUE D'ECONOMIE POLITIQUE, May-June, Pp. 28.

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7 KEESING, F. A. G. "Benelttx, 11 QUARTERLI REVIEW OF THE AMSTERDAMSCHE BANK, No. 92, 1951, pp

8 VINER, Jacob THE CUSTOMS UNION ISSUE. New Torkj Carnegie Endowment Mr International Peace, 1950.

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10 KOHR, Leopold CUSTOMS UNIONS A TOOL FOR PEACE* Washington: Foundation for Foreign Affairs, pp~ Review: by Robert J. Alexander, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, vol, 40, March, 1950, pp. 216=17. Written by man responsible for Carnegie Endowments monumental collection of customs union documents, His discussion in 3 parts: a survey of the history and theoretical implications of customs unions; a review of recnet moves towards the establishment of such unions; texts of a few of most important agfeements in this field-

11 KOHR, Leopold CUSTOMS UNIONS A TOOL FOR PEACE. Washington: Foundation for Foreign Affairs, Pp. 64. Review: by Robert J. Alexander, American Economic Review, vol. 40, March, 1950, pp Kohn was man responsible for the Carnegie Endowmwnt f $ monumental collection of customs union documents, In 3 main parts 5 a survey of the history and the theoretical implications of customs unions; a review of tecent moves toward establishment of such unions; and the text of a few of the most important agreements in this field. Important customs unions: German Zollverein, Austria and Hungary South African Cjstoms Union of 1889 Belgium-Luxembourg Union of 1922 Benelux Union, 1947-

12 KUIH, P. Lessons of Benelux. Progress, London, No* 240, Autumn, 1953, p p*

13 MAKOVER, H. and G. MORTOH A contribution towards a theory of customs unions, ECQN. JOURNAL, LXIII, March 1953, pp

14 MEADE, James E. The Belginm-Luxembourg Economic Union, Lessons from an Early Experiment, ESSfiS IN INTERNATIONAL FINANCE, No. 25. Princeton: Princeton University, International Finance Section, March, PP*

15 MEADE, James E. PROBLIMS OF ECONOMIC UNION. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, Pp. ix, 102. Review: by G. Haberler, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LXI, Aug. 1933, pp

16 PRICE, A- H. THE EVOLUTION OF THE ZOLLVEREIN. A study of the ideas and institutions leading to German economic unification between 1815 and 1833 Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. London: Geoffrey Cumberlege, Pp. x, 298.

17 ROBERTSON, W. Benelux and problems of economic integration, OXFOHD ECONOMIC PAPERS, Vol. No. 1, February, 1956, pp

18 SARDA, J. Uniones aduaneras y uniones economicas. Madrid: Aguilar, pp.

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22 VAN DEN BRINK, J. R. M. "Benelux," QUARTERLY REVIEW OF THE AMSTERDAMSCHE BANK, No. 100, 1953, pp

23 VERDOOHH, P. J. "A Customs Onion for Western Barope: Advantages and Feasibili^," WORLD POLITICS, Vi, July 1954, Pp

24 VINER, Jacob THE CUSTOMS UNION ISSUE. New York: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. London! Stevens & Sons, Ltd., Pp. viii, 221. Review: by V. F. Stolper, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XLI, December, 1951, pp

25 WEMELSEELDER, «J. Benelux: an experiment in economic integration, EOONOMIA INTERSIONALE, VIII, No. J, August, 1955.

26 WEMELSFELDER, Jozias "Some problems connected vith the establishment of a common market in Schuman Europe," ECONOMIA INTEENAZIONALE, VII, No. 3, Aug. 1954, PP

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28 VESTRATE, C. The economic and political implications of a customs union, QUARTEBLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, May, pp. 19.

29 WIDELL, C. C. Some reflections on a coismon Scandinavian market, SKANDINAVISKA BANKEN QUARTERLY REVIEW, April, 1955, pp