France Fourth Plan Shapes Debates On Common Market Policy
The article analyzes how France’s Fourth Plan for Economic and Social Development (1962–68) guides policy toward European integration and the Common Market. It argues Gaullist resistance reflects national plans, while acknowledging the plan’s broad objectives for growth, jobs, housing, industry, and regional development, and its impact on Britain’s entry prospects.
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