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This 5 page report discusses the relationship between France and Germany as both independent nations and partners in the European Union. The relationship between Germany and France serves as an excellent example of the processes that must be dealt with as the two countries determine the areas in which they are allies and in which they agree to disagree. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Germany and France serve as an excellent example of the processes that must be dealt with as the two countries determine the areas in which they are allies and in
which they agree to disagree. Recent European elections, especially those in France and Germany, will prove to have surprising impacts on the future of the Union. The election of
Gerhard Schroeder in Germany and Lionel Jospin in France will have long-ranging repercussions not originally anticipated by those working most closely in the advancement and further development of the European
Union (most notably that of the Unions common currency, the euro). For example, Socialist Jospins government has been every bit as
prudent in its spending as any old-school Teutonic could hope. Meanwhile, Germany is seeing a touch of radicalism with Schroeders Social Democrats. Certainly, this is something of a switch
I terms of the attitudes of the individual nations if not the ultimate results. Of course, this is not to suggest, by any means, that Germany is somehow running
wild. Its markets are certainly freer than they used to be but they are still substantially over-regulated by standards followed in the United States. Factors such as these
cause any political scientist or student of European history to wonder how long this "union" will hold and what will be its ultimate outcomes. Centuries of Tradition Changes in the
role of the nation-state and the phenomenon of regional integration in terms of contemporary paradigms, globalization and human rights have created a completely unique political and ideological agenda (Bhabha
11). For literally centuries, prior to 1815, Europe was nothing more than an ethnic hodgepodge; villagers only a few miles away from each other spoke completely different languages; Protestants,
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