The European Logistics Space: On Jean Monnet and the Integration of Europe
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https://doi.org/10.14195/2183-203X_49_3Keywords:
Jean Monnet, logistics, European integration, logistics rationaleAbstract
This article aims to investigate a different genealogical line of European integration. Through a partial use of the biography of Jean Monnet, I aim to expand the temporal borders of the path often outlined by European integration history, taking advantage of an analytical tool that is rarely used in this context: logistics. On the one hand, I propose to make the Schuman Declaration resonant with a broader “European past”. On the other hand, my aim is to show that some categories of the global present also pervade the process of continental integration. All in all, this path reveals that the latter process was originally developed to build what I call the “European Logistics Space”.
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