JEIH Journal of European Integration History

In the years of the transition to democracy, Europe and the EEC, as synonyms for democracy, were a common image in the Spanish media. The long process of Spain’s accession, however, also led to the appearance of some less friendly images,...

This article analyses an event – the end, in 1999, of a relational system between the European Commission and the international press corps in Brussels – from a configurational perspective. Until then, this system was articulated around three...

Dealing with the evolution of television news programs about Europe in France from 1950 to 1967, our article unavoidably focuses on the TV coverage of the first significant milestones of European construction. But it does not ignore more modest,...

This article traces the relationship of the German trade unions with Jean Monnet’s Action Committee for the United States of Europe, centring on the negotiations for the 1957 Rome Treaties. The challenge presented by the Messina relance encouraged...

The article examines how the German Länder coped with the effects of European integration. The focus is on the specific changes to the German federal state and the relationship between the Länder and the federal government. The presentation...

The article aims at shedding light on the affirmation of the concept of “sustainable tourism” in the EEC and the EU, a topic that gathered little attention from European integration historians as of yet. After having retraced the first...