About Book

This book examines the role of societal actors in European integration, focusing on polity-building and policy-making between 1958 and 1992. It explores how non-state actors influenced the development of the European Union, highlighting their involvement in shaping policy and institutions. While not directly related to terrorism or peacebuilding, it provides valuable insights into governance, policymaking, and the influence of societal actors. These aspects are crucial for understanding the frameworks that can support global rehabilitation, community engagement, and conflict resolution, making this book relevant for the repository's objectives.