Our Relationship with the Common Market

ISBN 10 : 080260403X ISBN 13 : 9780802604033

Synopsis

From 1959 through 1962, former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt hosted twenty-seven roundtable discussions to tackle critical issues of the day that were important to Americans, as well as to the international community of academics, journalists, philosophers, and politicians. Guests include: Kenneth Younger, Director General of Chatham House (The Royal Institute of International Affairs in London); Albert Kervyn (Baron Albert Kervyn de Lettenhove), director of Belgium's National Planning Office; Edwin Dale, European economic correspondent for The New York Times. Mrs. Roosevelt and her guests discuss the prospects of Great Britain joining the European Common Market (official name: European Economic Community) and what such a move would mean to the United States. They also explore the differences between the Common Market idea and Atlantic partnership, as well as the relations between President Kennedy's proposed tariff bill and the Common Market. Please note: The archival material in this program went through many format changes before its present configuration. Although the film contains some insurmountable technical flaws, all efforts have been made to produce the best possible image and audio. The contents of the series, its participants, and the times in which this program were produced are invaluable resources and offset any blemishes the viewer may encounter.

À propos de cette édition

• Date d'édition: 1960
• ISBN 10: 080260403X
• ISBN 13: 9780802604033