Western Europe
From Hobson's Choice
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- the region whose member states were never Warsaw Pact or CMEA member states;
- the region whose member states were early (i.e., 1995 or earlier) members of the EU) or members of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA)
- the region whose members were imperial powers of the Trans-European Project
The first and second effectively exclude the Communist nations of Europe, either as a military alliance or as command economies; the third designates the European portion of the TEP. Scandinavian nations did not have overseas empires, except for Greenland and Iceland (sovereign 1918); so definition 3 has flaws, since they were definitely integral members of the TEP. Moreover, Austria's status is ambiguous since it was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire; it is included in Western Europe since it was the core state, and was long integral to the West.
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External Links
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Government
- CIA World Factbook
- Country Analysis Briefs (USA-DOE)
- Eurostat
- Country Studies, US Library of Congress
- National Statistics (UK)
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Multilateral
- Council of Europe
- Labor Statistics, International Labor Organization
- European Page | OECD Publications
- Datafinder, courtesy Population Reference Bureau
- Organization for Cooperation & Security in Europe
- United Nations agencies & bureaux
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Journals
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News & Media
- BBC
- Deutsche Welle (EN-Germany)
- Der Spiegel (EN-Germany)
- EU business
- Eupolitix
- Financial Times (UK)
- Kommersant (EN-Russia)
- Le Monde (FR) -Diplomatique (EN)
- Radio Netherlands (EN)
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NGO/University: Current Info
- Amnesty International (Europe & Central Asia)
- Bond University | Europe (lecture index)
- Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
- Human Rights Watch
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NGO/University: History
- Anglo-German Foundation | Publications
- Texts of the French Revolution, Center for History & New Media @ GMU
- European Studies, Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI), Bergen, Norway
- Historical Archives | Europa
- Historical Archives of the European Union, European University Institute
- Modern [European History Sourcebook], Fordham University
- History Archive | Marxists.org
- Revolutions of 1848
- Nationalism and Communism in East Central Europe, Prof. Anna M. Cienciala, U. of Kansas
- Monographs on European History, Strategic Studies Institute
- Repositories of Primary Sources, University of Idaho



