Search Results - "Amsterdam" Social History Portal

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Casa del Pueblo : Amsterdam : informe / Union General de Trabajadores de España, [Sección de Amsterdam]

Subjects: “…UGT. Sección de Amsterdam (Holanda)…”

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Analytical review of the Treaty of Amsterdam

Published 1997

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Making sense of the Amsterdam Treaty.

Published 1997

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España y la negociación del Tratado de Amsterdam / [edición al cuidado de Isabel Martos y Gabriela González de Castejón ; prólogo de Abel Matutes]

by Matutes, AbelMartos, IsabelGonzález de Castejón, Gabriela

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Tratado de Amsterdam por el que se modifica el Tratado de la Unión Europea, los Tratados Constitutivos de las Comunidades Europeas y determinados actos conexos

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Der Vertrag von Amsterdam : Leitfaden

Published 1999

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The Amsterdam Treaty : a comprehensive guide

Published 1999

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Analyse synoptique du traité d'Amsterdam.

Published 1997

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Verzet / uitgave van Steuncomité FRAP Amsterdam

Published N. 1 (nov. /dic. 1975)-n.3 (1976)

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Le traité d'Amsterdam : mode d'emploi

Published 1999

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Le traité d'Amsterdam : espoirs et déceptions

Published 1998

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Realidad : órgano de las Comisiones Obreras de Solidaridad

Published N. 1 (marzo 1974)-n. 12 (sep. 1975)

Subjects: “…Comisiones Obreras de Solidaridad (Amsterdam)…”

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Le Parlement Européen après le Traité d'Amsterdam

by Barbier, Cécile
Published 1999

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Institutional changes and European social policies after the Treaty of Amsterdam.

by Blanpain, Roger, Colucci, Michele, de Smijter, Eddy, Engels, Christian, Hendrickx, Frank, Salas, Lisa
Published 1998

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L'Union européenne et le monde après Amsterdam

Published 1999

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Preparing Europe for the 21st century: the Amsterdam Council and beyond.

by Ludlow, Peter
Published 1997

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Transnational capital and class fractions: the Amsterdam school perspective reconsidered

Published 2019

“…"Emerging in the late 1970s, the Amsterdam School’s (AS) most distinctive contribution to international political economy was the systematic incorporation of the Marxian concept of capital fractions into the study of international politics. …”

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