After the catastrophe of dictatorship and World War, the idea of liberal democracy, of property rights, and of Europe in the broader international order all needed to be remade. In Europe Reborn, Harold James offers a sweeping survey of twentieth-century Europe, from crisis to convergence, and the recreation of an international society, culture and economy. James Harold investigates the links and commonalties between different parts of the European experience and examines what really underlies Mikhail Gorbachev's concept of a "common European house". For readers interested in 20th Century Europe.

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