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How and why did the European Economic Community of 1957 develop into the wider European Union of the 1990’s?
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Saskia van Dam Essay on the European Community 1) How and why did the European Economic Community of 1957 develop into the wider European Union of the 1990's? The European Economic Community was the first successful organization that was set up as the forerunner to the European Union of the 1990's. The EEC was developed in the Communistic era, when Europe was still divided. The wider European Union was set up after Communism. The EEC was both a beginning and a culmination of all the work that was done after World War II, to ensure that Europe would work in harmony, promoting peace and stopping the spread of Communism. To this end, the Marshall Plan, the European Coal and Steel Company, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and the OECD were all forerunners of the European Economic Community. However, the EEC was the start of something new and entirely European. Right after World...
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