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- George Mason University Faculty Page
- Book review on "Europe recast":
- Jan-Henrik Meyer: "Review essay: Postwar European integration: Europe Recast" on: Dinan, Desmond: Europe Recast. A History of European Union. Basingstoke 2004. In: H-Soz-u-Kult, 22.09.2006, .
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