?If political integration of the Western European nations has stagnated, argues Taylor in a tightly written study, progress has been realized in the Common Market's foreign affairs. The author's detailed questioning of 50 "Eurocrats" reveals a broad consensus that the European Community should adopt a united approach to both foreign and Third World development problems; and Taylor's analysis of recent international events shows that unified decisions on this front are becoming increasingly frequent within the EC. Recommended.?-Library Journal