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Council of the European Union General Secretariat

READING REFERENCES 2019

Council Library

FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary

The fall of the Berlin Wall view from the exhibition The image of Europe source EC - Audiovisual Service

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Introduction To mark the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall the Council Library has compiled a bibliography relating to the developments following the historic events of 1989 such as EU enlargement and democratic transition in the CEE states The bibliography contains a selection of books articles online material as well as papers from our Think Tank Review It also contains open-access materials including publications from other EU institutions such as the latest European Parliament Think Tank publication on the path of German reunification Most materials can be accessed via Eureka Euphoric crowds of people cheered as the Wall crumbled Families once divided by concrete could finally reunite with their loved ones The fall of the Berlin Wall was the beginning of the end to the so-called Iron Curtain and led to future EU enlargement in which new member states from Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) were welcomed into the European Union Overnight the world had changed The fall of the Berlin Wall is an important milestone in EU history and triggered a domino effect of events that propelled democratic change in the CEE region Within days of the fall of the Wall the European Parliament held a plenary debate on the situation in the CEE states European Council members Franccedilois Mitterrand then President of France and Helmut Kohl Federal Chancellor of West Germany attended the debate It was during this meeting that Chancellor Kohl stated Germany will be completely united only if progress is made towards the unification of our old continent Policy on Germany and policy on Europe are completely inseparable

Resources selected by the Council Libraries

Please note

This bibliography is not exhaustive it provides a selection of resources made by the Council Library Most of the titles are hyperlinked to Eureka the resource discovery service of the Council Library where you can find additional materials on the subject Access to some resources might be limited to registered Council Library users or to users in subscribing institutions

The contents are the sole responsibility of their authors Resources linked from this bibliography do not necessarily represent the positions policies or opinions of the Council of the European Union or the European Council

Reuse of the covers is prohibited they belong to the respective copyrightholders

Additional resources may be added to this list by request - please contact the Council Library to suggest a title libraryconsiliumeuropaeu

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Books

Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations William Outhwaite London New York Routledge 2016 Access via Eureka

Europe Since 1989 charts the development of Europe east and

west since the 1989 revolutions It analyses the emergent

European society the development of a European public

sphere and civil society Most books on Europe are heavily

biased to the West and Europe Since 1989 takes the opposite

approach It argues that the transformation of the post-

communist world has implications for the whole of Europe and

explores the interplay between long-term fundamental

tendencies and chance events and the possible futures which

confront contemporary Europe With close attention to political

economic and other social transformations and an appendix which gives special attention to

European macro regions (NordicBaltic Europe Mediterranean Europe) it offers a sociology of

Europe with a strong interdisciplinary emphasis

Europe since 1989 a history Philipp Ther (author) Charlotte Hughes-Kreutzmuller (translator) Princeton New Jersey Oxford England Princeton University Press 2016 Available on request via Eureka

The year 1989 brought the fall of the Berlin Wall and the

collapse of communism in Eastern Europe It was also the year

that the economic theories of Reagan Thatcher and the

Chicago School achieved global dominance This book focuses

on the history of post-1989 Europe The author describes how

liberalization deregulation and privatization had catastrophic

effects on former Soviet Bloc countries He illustrates how the

capitalist Wests effort to reshape Eastern Europe in its own

likeness ended up reshaping Western Europe as well in part by accelerating the pace and scope

of neoliberal reforms in the West particularly in reunified Germany

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Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

How has the Europeanisation of Central and Eastern Europe

(CEE) changed after accession and how has it played out in

the politics and the economies of the region In 2004 and 2007

the European Union (EU) completed its Eastern enlargement

the largest intake of new member states in its history EU

accession also constituted a watershed in the history of the

CEE In the course of enlargement these countries have

undergone pervasive ldquoEuropeanisationrdquo ndash a process of EU-driven change of their political and

economic systems

Central and southeast European politics since 1989 Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)

The collapse of the communist monopoly across Central and

South-eastern Europe in 19891990 initiated a process of rapid

political economic and cultural change While Bosnia-

Herzegovina Croatia and Serbia went on to suffer three and a

half years of war all the states of the region have confronted

challenges as they dismantled communist institutions and

drafted new laws in some cases ignoring their own laws

Indeed in certain countries local politicians have done their

best to corrupt the media and the economy with recent years

seeing some states move in an illiberal direction Throughout the region however there has been

a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO

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1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre Available at Council Library Main Collection (092581)

1989 explores the momentous events following the fall of the

Berlin Wall and the effects they have had on our world ever

since Based on documents interviews and television

broadcasts from Washington London Paris Bonn Berlin

Warsaw Moscow and a dozen other locations 1989 describes

how Germany unified NATO expansion began and Russia got

left on the periphery of the new Europe

Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung Edgar Wolfrum Muumlnchen CHBeck oHG 2009 OPEN ACCESS Online

Eine Mauer um Berlin zu bauen um 16 Millionen Menschen

einzusperren diese Idee war ungeheuerlich Wieso reagierten

die Westmaumlchte so lax waumlhrend die Deutschen geschockt

waren Warum rissen die Berliner die Mauer nicht ein Was

bedeutete die Einmauerung fuumlr das Leben in der DDR Wer

gewoumlhnte sich an die Mauer Menschen die von Deutschland

nach Deutschland wollten setzten ihr Leben aufs Spiel viele

Fluchten misslangen etliche gluumlckten Von West-Berlin aus

glich die Mauer seit den 1980er Jahren einer knallbunt bemalten

Leinwand doch im Osten wurde der Todesstreifen mit modernsten elektronischen Mitteln

perfektioniert 198990 kam das Ende der DDR als Mauerstaat Warum fiel das unmenschliche

Bauwerk so ploumltzlich welche Rolle spielte Gorbatschow

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Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaumlischen Ostens seit 1989 Reinhold Vetter Freiburg Herder Verlag 2019 Available on request via Eureka

198990 ging von den Gesellschaften oumlstlich des Eisernen

Vorhangs ein groszliger Freiheitsimpuls aus Doch der brachte dort

den Verlust von Arbeitsplaumltzen sozialer Sicherheit und

politischen Gewissheiten Die juumlngste Geschichte

Ostmitteleuropas ist voller Bruumlche Neuanfaumlnge und

Umwaumllzungen Viele Staaten haben eine atemberaubende

Entwicklung hinter sich Aus ihr erklaumlren sich auch jene

Phaumlnomene die uns mit Blick auf Ungarn Polen ua aktuell

beschaumlftigen

La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer Veacuteronique Van Driessche Pierre Frankignoulle 50Minutes Bruxelles Belgium 50Minutes 2014 Available on request via Eureka

9 novembre 1989 Apregraves plus de 28 ans le mur seacuteparant

Berlin-Ouest deacutemocratie agrave lrsquooccidentale et Berlin-Est bastion

de lrsquoURSS tombe enfin Marquant la fin drsquoune guerre froide qui

aura diviseacute le monde au lendemain de la Seconde Guerre

mondiale la chute du mur de Berlin annonce celle de tout un

reacutegime Bientocirct les pays-satellites de lrsquoURSS reprendront eux

aussi une liberteacute trop longtemps sacrifieacutee agrave lrsquoimpeacuterialisme

sovieacutetique signant la fin du bloc de lrsquoEst

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The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall Jamal Shahin Michael Wintle (Eds) London New York Macmillan 2000 Available at Council Library Main Collection (069434)

The Idea of a United Europe examines the issues thrown up by

the reintegration of Europe since 1989-90 through the primary

perspective of European identity Authors from Britain

Germany and the Netherlands reviewed Europes progression

after a decade had passed since the end of the Cold War

Differences within Europe and unifying factors were both

assessed in the course of the quest to examine what Europe

had become and would become at the turn of the millennium

German reunification a multinational history Freacutedeacuteric Bozo Andreas Roumldder Mary Elise Sarotte (Eds) Abingdon Routledge 2017 Available at Council Library Main Collection (105491)

The reunification of Germany in 1989-90 was one of the most

unexpected and momentous events of the twentieth century

Embedded within the wider process of the end of the Cold War

it contributed decisively to the dramatic changes that followed

the end of the division of Europe the collapse of the Warsaw

Pact the origins of NATOrsquos eastward expansion and not least

the creation of the European Union Based on the wealth of

evidence that has become available from many countries

involved and relying on the most recent historiography this

collection takes into account the complex interaction of multinational processes that were

instrumental in shaping German reunification in the pivotal years 1989-90

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20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom Natalia Bubnova (Ed) Moscow Carnegie Moscow Center 2011 OPEN ACCESS Online

Enormous societal and political shifts twenty years ago opened

prospects for a new united Europe and put an end to the Cold

War and the nuclear standoff Despite Russiarsquos enormous role

in this peaceful departure from totalitarianism the countryrsquos

course in the subsequent two decades has not been so

straightforward The book focuses on the outcome of

transformation in Russia and other post-communist nations

comparing Russiarsquos experience with that of the Central and

Eastern European states

European Union - the second founding the changing rationale of European integration Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)

The original founding of European integration in 1957 was based

on the notion of internal reconciliation among European states and

societies Since the 1990s European integration has become

increasingly a political project with implications for the internal

structure of its member states and their societies At the same

time with the end of the Cold War the rational of European

integration has begun to change European integration is about a

new global role of Europe its contribution to the management of global affairs and its ability to

cope with the effects of globalisation on Europe

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The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Singapore Konrad Adenauer Stiftung 2009 OPEN ACCESS Online

1989 was the year of peaceful revolutions across communist

Europe The symbolic breakdown of the Berlin Wall on

November 9 1989 will forever be remembered as a day of

history comparable to the storm of the Bastille during the

French Revolution exactly two centuries earlier 1989 was a

turning point for European integration

From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990 Guumlnther Heydemann Karel Vodička (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka

More than 25 years after the fall of the Soviet Union European

integration remains a work in progress especially in those

Eastern European nations most dramatically reshaped by

democratization and economic liberalization This volume

assembles empirically grounded studies of eleven states--

Estonia Latvia Lithuania Poland the Czech Republic

Slovakia Hungary Romania Bulgaria Slovenia and the former

East Germany - that went on to join the European Union Each

chapter analyses the political economic and social transformations that have taken place in these

nations using a comparative approach to identify structural similarities and assess outcomes

relative to one another as well as the rest of the EU

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Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall the transition countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union have witnessed

dramatic changes in outputs the nature of jobs standards of

living patterns of trade and the quality of education and health

services All the reports in this series offer specific policy

recommendations that are intended to help the countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union promote economic

growth and foster higher living standards in the rapidly changing world in which they are

undertaking the transition to a market economy

Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders Haakon A Ikonomou Aureacutelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka

For the quarter-century following the fall of the Berlin Wall in

1989 the EU had a near monopoly on transformative power in

its neighbourhood which influenced the following decades of

enlargement This chapter reviews six major lessons drawn by

European Union (EU) policy-makers following the big bang

enlargement of 2004 and 2007 which brought 12 new members

into the EU The chapter argues that domestic politics have increasingly constrained the EUs

external policies especially by changing enlargement from an elite-led and largely consensus-

based project to a much more contested one Populist politics began to surge in both the EU and

enlargement countries during the Euro and migration crises bringing controversy to issues such as

internal mobility from poorer to richer parts of the EU It covers both the period of post-1989

Euphoria and the political events of the 2000s to 2010s

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Globales oder semi-globales Dorf In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen Jean-Yves Huwart Loiumlc Verdier Paris OECD Publishing 2014 Access via Eureka

Mit der Oumlffnung der ehemals kommunistischen

Ostblockstaaten fuumlr die Marktwirtschaft und der Revolution der

Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie setzte in den

1990er Jahren weltweit eine beispiellose Integration vieler

Volkswirtschaften ein Im Waren- und Kapitalverkehr erreichte

die Globalisierung von wenigen Ausnahmen abgesehen ein

enormes Ausmaszlig Bei Dienstleistungen und Arbeitskraumlften

nahm der Grad der Globalisierung zwar in einigen Bereichen zu blieb aber insgesamt eher

begrenzt

Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version

La chute du mur de Berlin dans la nuit du 9 au 10 novembre

1989 symbole de la fin de la guerre froide entraicircne toute une

seacuterie drsquoeacuteveacutenements qui changeront pour toujours le visage de

lrsquoEurope Bien que les chefs drsquoEacutetat des quatre forces drsquooccupation ainsi que des deux Eacutetats

allemands soient consideacutereacutes comme les principaux protagonistes de cette unification lrsquoemprise de

la CEE ne doit pas ecirctre sous-estimeacutee La preacutesente eacutetude vise agrave preacutesenter le travail politique que

reacutealisa le PE dans le contexte de lrsquounification allemande Le travail de la commission temporaire

toucha agrave de multiples domaines Lrsquoeacutetendue de cette eacutetude ne permet toutefois drsquoapprofondir que

trois aspects speacutecifiques qui concernent plus directement lrsquoaction et les compeacutetences

institutionnelles de la Communauteacute europeacuteenne tels que les questions institutionnelles les

implications budgeacutetaires et la politique de seacutecuriteacute

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1989 An introduction to an international history In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989 Jeffrey A Engel (Ed) Oxford Oxford University Press 2009 Available at Staff Library Main Collection (eng94(100)ENGE)

This introductory chapter focuses on the fall of the Berlin Wall

in 1989 and its aftermath More specifically it examines how

leaders in the worlds four principal strategic centersmdashEurope

the Soviet bloc China and the United Statesmdashviewed the

reforms protests revolutions and suppressions they

witnessed fostered and even fell victim to It also considers

how Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union Deng Xiaoping of

China George Bush of the United States Helmut Kohl of Germany and Margaret Thatcher of

Britain thought the end of the long-running Cold War would affect their nations and the world

Finally the chapter explains how the global battle of communism versus capitalism framed these

leaders worldview

Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration Michael Bernhard Jan Kubik (Eds) New York Oxford University Press 2014 Available at Council Library Main Collection (101324)

While the fall of the Berlin Wall is positively commemorated in

the West the intervening years have shown that the former

Soviet Bloc has a more complicated view of its legacy In post-

communist Eastern Europe the way people remember state

socialism is closely intertwined with the manner in which they

envision historical justice Twenty Years After Communism is

concerned with the explosion of a politics of memory triggered

by the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe and it takes a

comparative look at the ways that communism and its demise

have been commemorated (or not commemorated) by major political actors across the region

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1990 the beginning of a new era In Democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe 1989-90 the European Parliament and the end of the cold war Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

This is an analysis made by the Historical Archives of the

European Parliament It looks at the European Parliaments role

in the events leading to democratic changes in Central and

Eastern Europe This section looks at the (Economic) Relations

with Central and Eastern Europe the economic to political relations Poland the GDR and German

unification cooperation with the USSR and The Europe Agreements

The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)

Europe Undivided analyses how an enlarging EU has

facilitated a convergence toward liberal democracy among

credible future members of the EU in Central and Eastern

Europe It reveals how variations in domestic competition put

democratizing states on different political trajectories after 1989

and how the EUs leverage eventually influenced domestic

politics in liberal and particularly illiberal democracies In doing so Europe Undivided illuminates

the changing dynamics of the relationship between the EU and candidate states from 1989 to

2004

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The making of the new Europe the European Councils in Brussels and Copenhagen 2002 Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)

During the second half of 2002 the European Councils in

Brussels and Copenhagen decided to admit ten new members

to the European Union from Central and Eastern Europe and

the Mediterranean in May 2004 This book looks at the EU

enlargement from the 1950s to the 1990s and the different

negotiations that occurred up until 2002

After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019 Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE Coming soon

The history and meaning of the Berlin Wall remain

controversial even three decades after its fall Drawing on an

extensive range of archival sources and interviews this book

profiles key memory activists who have fought to commemorate

the history of the Berlin Wall and examines their role in the

creation of a new German national narrative With victims

perpetrators and heroes the Berlin Wall has joined the

Holocaust as an essential part of German collective memory

Key Wall anniversaries have become signposts marking German views of the past its relevance to

the present and the complicated project of defining German national identity Considering multiple

German approaches to remembering the Wall via memorials trials public ceremonies films and

music this revelatory work also traces how global memory of the Wall has impacted German

memory policy It depicts the power and fragility of state-backed memory projects and the

potential of such projects to reconcile or divide

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

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In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

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En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 2: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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Introduction To mark the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall the Council Library has compiled a bibliography relating to the developments following the historic events of 1989 such as EU enlargement and democratic transition in the CEE states The bibliography contains a selection of books articles online material as well as papers from our Think Tank Review It also contains open-access materials including publications from other EU institutions such as the latest European Parliament Think Tank publication on the path of German reunification Most materials can be accessed via Eureka Euphoric crowds of people cheered as the Wall crumbled Families once divided by concrete could finally reunite with their loved ones The fall of the Berlin Wall was the beginning of the end to the so-called Iron Curtain and led to future EU enlargement in which new member states from Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) were welcomed into the European Union Overnight the world had changed The fall of the Berlin Wall is an important milestone in EU history and triggered a domino effect of events that propelled democratic change in the CEE region Within days of the fall of the Wall the European Parliament held a plenary debate on the situation in the CEE states European Council members Franccedilois Mitterrand then President of France and Helmut Kohl Federal Chancellor of West Germany attended the debate It was during this meeting that Chancellor Kohl stated Germany will be completely united only if progress is made towards the unification of our old continent Policy on Germany and policy on Europe are completely inseparable

Resources selected by the Council Libraries

Please note

This bibliography is not exhaustive it provides a selection of resources made by the Council Library Most of the titles are hyperlinked to Eureka the resource discovery service of the Council Library where you can find additional materials on the subject Access to some resources might be limited to registered Council Library users or to users in subscribing institutions

The contents are the sole responsibility of their authors Resources linked from this bibliography do not necessarily represent the positions policies or opinions of the Council of the European Union or the European Council

Reuse of the covers is prohibited they belong to the respective copyrightholders

Additional resources may be added to this list by request - please contact the Council Library to suggest a title libraryconsiliumeuropaeu

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Books

Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations William Outhwaite London New York Routledge 2016 Access via Eureka

Europe Since 1989 charts the development of Europe east and

west since the 1989 revolutions It analyses the emergent

European society the development of a European public

sphere and civil society Most books on Europe are heavily

biased to the West and Europe Since 1989 takes the opposite

approach It argues that the transformation of the post-

communist world has implications for the whole of Europe and

explores the interplay between long-term fundamental

tendencies and chance events and the possible futures which

confront contemporary Europe With close attention to political

economic and other social transformations and an appendix which gives special attention to

European macro regions (NordicBaltic Europe Mediterranean Europe) it offers a sociology of

Europe with a strong interdisciplinary emphasis

Europe since 1989 a history Philipp Ther (author) Charlotte Hughes-Kreutzmuller (translator) Princeton New Jersey Oxford England Princeton University Press 2016 Available on request via Eureka

The year 1989 brought the fall of the Berlin Wall and the

collapse of communism in Eastern Europe It was also the year

that the economic theories of Reagan Thatcher and the

Chicago School achieved global dominance This book focuses

on the history of post-1989 Europe The author describes how

liberalization deregulation and privatization had catastrophic

effects on former Soviet Bloc countries He illustrates how the

capitalist Wests effort to reshape Eastern Europe in its own

likeness ended up reshaping Western Europe as well in part by accelerating the pace and scope

of neoliberal reforms in the West particularly in reunified Germany

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Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

How has the Europeanisation of Central and Eastern Europe

(CEE) changed after accession and how has it played out in

the politics and the economies of the region In 2004 and 2007

the European Union (EU) completed its Eastern enlargement

the largest intake of new member states in its history EU

accession also constituted a watershed in the history of the

CEE In the course of enlargement these countries have

undergone pervasive ldquoEuropeanisationrdquo ndash a process of EU-driven change of their political and

economic systems

Central and southeast European politics since 1989 Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)

The collapse of the communist monopoly across Central and

South-eastern Europe in 19891990 initiated a process of rapid

political economic and cultural change While Bosnia-

Herzegovina Croatia and Serbia went on to suffer three and a

half years of war all the states of the region have confronted

challenges as they dismantled communist institutions and

drafted new laws in some cases ignoring their own laws

Indeed in certain countries local politicians have done their

best to corrupt the media and the economy with recent years

seeing some states move in an illiberal direction Throughout the region however there has been

a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO

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1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre Available at Council Library Main Collection (092581)

1989 explores the momentous events following the fall of the

Berlin Wall and the effects they have had on our world ever

since Based on documents interviews and television

broadcasts from Washington London Paris Bonn Berlin

Warsaw Moscow and a dozen other locations 1989 describes

how Germany unified NATO expansion began and Russia got

left on the periphery of the new Europe

Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung Edgar Wolfrum Muumlnchen CHBeck oHG 2009 OPEN ACCESS Online

Eine Mauer um Berlin zu bauen um 16 Millionen Menschen

einzusperren diese Idee war ungeheuerlich Wieso reagierten

die Westmaumlchte so lax waumlhrend die Deutschen geschockt

waren Warum rissen die Berliner die Mauer nicht ein Was

bedeutete die Einmauerung fuumlr das Leben in der DDR Wer

gewoumlhnte sich an die Mauer Menschen die von Deutschland

nach Deutschland wollten setzten ihr Leben aufs Spiel viele

Fluchten misslangen etliche gluumlckten Von West-Berlin aus

glich die Mauer seit den 1980er Jahren einer knallbunt bemalten

Leinwand doch im Osten wurde der Todesstreifen mit modernsten elektronischen Mitteln

perfektioniert 198990 kam das Ende der DDR als Mauerstaat Warum fiel das unmenschliche

Bauwerk so ploumltzlich welche Rolle spielte Gorbatschow

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Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaumlischen Ostens seit 1989 Reinhold Vetter Freiburg Herder Verlag 2019 Available on request via Eureka

198990 ging von den Gesellschaften oumlstlich des Eisernen

Vorhangs ein groszliger Freiheitsimpuls aus Doch der brachte dort

den Verlust von Arbeitsplaumltzen sozialer Sicherheit und

politischen Gewissheiten Die juumlngste Geschichte

Ostmitteleuropas ist voller Bruumlche Neuanfaumlnge und

Umwaumllzungen Viele Staaten haben eine atemberaubende

Entwicklung hinter sich Aus ihr erklaumlren sich auch jene

Phaumlnomene die uns mit Blick auf Ungarn Polen ua aktuell

beschaumlftigen

La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer Veacuteronique Van Driessche Pierre Frankignoulle 50Minutes Bruxelles Belgium 50Minutes 2014 Available on request via Eureka

9 novembre 1989 Apregraves plus de 28 ans le mur seacuteparant

Berlin-Ouest deacutemocratie agrave lrsquooccidentale et Berlin-Est bastion

de lrsquoURSS tombe enfin Marquant la fin drsquoune guerre froide qui

aura diviseacute le monde au lendemain de la Seconde Guerre

mondiale la chute du mur de Berlin annonce celle de tout un

reacutegime Bientocirct les pays-satellites de lrsquoURSS reprendront eux

aussi une liberteacute trop longtemps sacrifieacutee agrave lrsquoimpeacuterialisme

sovieacutetique signant la fin du bloc de lrsquoEst

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The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall Jamal Shahin Michael Wintle (Eds) London New York Macmillan 2000 Available at Council Library Main Collection (069434)

The Idea of a United Europe examines the issues thrown up by

the reintegration of Europe since 1989-90 through the primary

perspective of European identity Authors from Britain

Germany and the Netherlands reviewed Europes progression

after a decade had passed since the end of the Cold War

Differences within Europe and unifying factors were both

assessed in the course of the quest to examine what Europe

had become and would become at the turn of the millennium

German reunification a multinational history Freacutedeacuteric Bozo Andreas Roumldder Mary Elise Sarotte (Eds) Abingdon Routledge 2017 Available at Council Library Main Collection (105491)

The reunification of Germany in 1989-90 was one of the most

unexpected and momentous events of the twentieth century

Embedded within the wider process of the end of the Cold War

it contributed decisively to the dramatic changes that followed

the end of the division of Europe the collapse of the Warsaw

Pact the origins of NATOrsquos eastward expansion and not least

the creation of the European Union Based on the wealth of

evidence that has become available from many countries

involved and relying on the most recent historiography this

collection takes into account the complex interaction of multinational processes that were

instrumental in shaping German reunification in the pivotal years 1989-90

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20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom Natalia Bubnova (Ed) Moscow Carnegie Moscow Center 2011 OPEN ACCESS Online

Enormous societal and political shifts twenty years ago opened

prospects for a new united Europe and put an end to the Cold

War and the nuclear standoff Despite Russiarsquos enormous role

in this peaceful departure from totalitarianism the countryrsquos

course in the subsequent two decades has not been so

straightforward The book focuses on the outcome of

transformation in Russia and other post-communist nations

comparing Russiarsquos experience with that of the Central and

Eastern European states

European Union - the second founding the changing rationale of European integration Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)

The original founding of European integration in 1957 was based

on the notion of internal reconciliation among European states and

societies Since the 1990s European integration has become

increasingly a political project with implications for the internal

structure of its member states and their societies At the same

time with the end of the Cold War the rational of European

integration has begun to change European integration is about a

new global role of Europe its contribution to the management of global affairs and its ability to

cope with the effects of globalisation on Europe

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The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Singapore Konrad Adenauer Stiftung 2009 OPEN ACCESS Online

1989 was the year of peaceful revolutions across communist

Europe The symbolic breakdown of the Berlin Wall on

November 9 1989 will forever be remembered as a day of

history comparable to the storm of the Bastille during the

French Revolution exactly two centuries earlier 1989 was a

turning point for European integration

From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990 Guumlnther Heydemann Karel Vodička (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka

More than 25 years after the fall of the Soviet Union European

integration remains a work in progress especially in those

Eastern European nations most dramatically reshaped by

democratization and economic liberalization This volume

assembles empirically grounded studies of eleven states--

Estonia Latvia Lithuania Poland the Czech Republic

Slovakia Hungary Romania Bulgaria Slovenia and the former

East Germany - that went on to join the European Union Each

chapter analyses the political economic and social transformations that have taken place in these

nations using a comparative approach to identify structural similarities and assess outcomes

relative to one another as well as the rest of the EU

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Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall the transition countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union have witnessed

dramatic changes in outputs the nature of jobs standards of

living patterns of trade and the quality of education and health

services All the reports in this series offer specific policy

recommendations that are intended to help the countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union promote economic

growth and foster higher living standards in the rapidly changing world in which they are

undertaking the transition to a market economy

Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders Haakon A Ikonomou Aureacutelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka

For the quarter-century following the fall of the Berlin Wall in

1989 the EU had a near monopoly on transformative power in

its neighbourhood which influenced the following decades of

enlargement This chapter reviews six major lessons drawn by

European Union (EU) policy-makers following the big bang

enlargement of 2004 and 2007 which brought 12 new members

into the EU The chapter argues that domestic politics have increasingly constrained the EUs

external policies especially by changing enlargement from an elite-led and largely consensus-

based project to a much more contested one Populist politics began to surge in both the EU and

enlargement countries during the Euro and migration crises bringing controversy to issues such as

internal mobility from poorer to richer parts of the EU It covers both the period of post-1989

Euphoria and the political events of the 2000s to 2010s

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Globales oder semi-globales Dorf In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen Jean-Yves Huwart Loiumlc Verdier Paris OECD Publishing 2014 Access via Eureka

Mit der Oumlffnung der ehemals kommunistischen

Ostblockstaaten fuumlr die Marktwirtschaft und der Revolution der

Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie setzte in den

1990er Jahren weltweit eine beispiellose Integration vieler

Volkswirtschaften ein Im Waren- und Kapitalverkehr erreichte

die Globalisierung von wenigen Ausnahmen abgesehen ein

enormes Ausmaszlig Bei Dienstleistungen und Arbeitskraumlften

nahm der Grad der Globalisierung zwar in einigen Bereichen zu blieb aber insgesamt eher

begrenzt

Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version

La chute du mur de Berlin dans la nuit du 9 au 10 novembre

1989 symbole de la fin de la guerre froide entraicircne toute une

seacuterie drsquoeacuteveacutenements qui changeront pour toujours le visage de

lrsquoEurope Bien que les chefs drsquoEacutetat des quatre forces drsquooccupation ainsi que des deux Eacutetats

allemands soient consideacutereacutes comme les principaux protagonistes de cette unification lrsquoemprise de

la CEE ne doit pas ecirctre sous-estimeacutee La preacutesente eacutetude vise agrave preacutesenter le travail politique que

reacutealisa le PE dans le contexte de lrsquounification allemande Le travail de la commission temporaire

toucha agrave de multiples domaines Lrsquoeacutetendue de cette eacutetude ne permet toutefois drsquoapprofondir que

trois aspects speacutecifiques qui concernent plus directement lrsquoaction et les compeacutetences

institutionnelles de la Communauteacute europeacuteenne tels que les questions institutionnelles les

implications budgeacutetaires et la politique de seacutecuriteacute

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1989 An introduction to an international history In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989 Jeffrey A Engel (Ed) Oxford Oxford University Press 2009 Available at Staff Library Main Collection (eng94(100)ENGE)

This introductory chapter focuses on the fall of the Berlin Wall

in 1989 and its aftermath More specifically it examines how

leaders in the worlds four principal strategic centersmdashEurope

the Soviet bloc China and the United Statesmdashviewed the

reforms protests revolutions and suppressions they

witnessed fostered and even fell victim to It also considers

how Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union Deng Xiaoping of

China George Bush of the United States Helmut Kohl of Germany and Margaret Thatcher of

Britain thought the end of the long-running Cold War would affect their nations and the world

Finally the chapter explains how the global battle of communism versus capitalism framed these

leaders worldview

Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration Michael Bernhard Jan Kubik (Eds) New York Oxford University Press 2014 Available at Council Library Main Collection (101324)

While the fall of the Berlin Wall is positively commemorated in

the West the intervening years have shown that the former

Soviet Bloc has a more complicated view of its legacy In post-

communist Eastern Europe the way people remember state

socialism is closely intertwined with the manner in which they

envision historical justice Twenty Years After Communism is

concerned with the explosion of a politics of memory triggered

by the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe and it takes a

comparative look at the ways that communism and its demise

have been commemorated (or not commemorated) by major political actors across the region

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1990 the beginning of a new era In Democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe 1989-90 the European Parliament and the end of the cold war Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

This is an analysis made by the Historical Archives of the

European Parliament It looks at the European Parliaments role

in the events leading to democratic changes in Central and

Eastern Europe This section looks at the (Economic) Relations

with Central and Eastern Europe the economic to political relations Poland the GDR and German

unification cooperation with the USSR and The Europe Agreements

The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)

Europe Undivided analyses how an enlarging EU has

facilitated a convergence toward liberal democracy among

credible future members of the EU in Central and Eastern

Europe It reveals how variations in domestic competition put

democratizing states on different political trajectories after 1989

and how the EUs leverage eventually influenced domestic

politics in liberal and particularly illiberal democracies In doing so Europe Undivided illuminates

the changing dynamics of the relationship between the EU and candidate states from 1989 to

2004

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The making of the new Europe the European Councils in Brussels and Copenhagen 2002 Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)

During the second half of 2002 the European Councils in

Brussels and Copenhagen decided to admit ten new members

to the European Union from Central and Eastern Europe and

the Mediterranean in May 2004 This book looks at the EU

enlargement from the 1950s to the 1990s and the different

negotiations that occurred up until 2002

After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019 Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE Coming soon

The history and meaning of the Berlin Wall remain

controversial even three decades after its fall Drawing on an

extensive range of archival sources and interviews this book

profiles key memory activists who have fought to commemorate

the history of the Berlin Wall and examines their role in the

creation of a new German national narrative With victims

perpetrators and heroes the Berlin Wall has joined the

Holocaust as an essential part of German collective memory

Key Wall anniversaries have become signposts marking German views of the past its relevance to

the present and the complicated project of defining German national identity Considering multiple

German approaches to remembering the Wall via memorials trials public ceremonies films and

music this revelatory work also traces how global memory of the Wall has impacted German

memory policy It depicts the power and fragility of state-backed memory projects and the

potential of such projects to reconcile or divide

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

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In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

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En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 3: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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Books

Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations William Outhwaite London New York Routledge 2016 Access via Eureka

Europe Since 1989 charts the development of Europe east and

west since the 1989 revolutions It analyses the emergent

European society the development of a European public

sphere and civil society Most books on Europe are heavily

biased to the West and Europe Since 1989 takes the opposite

approach It argues that the transformation of the post-

communist world has implications for the whole of Europe and

explores the interplay between long-term fundamental

tendencies and chance events and the possible futures which

confront contemporary Europe With close attention to political

economic and other social transformations and an appendix which gives special attention to

European macro regions (NordicBaltic Europe Mediterranean Europe) it offers a sociology of

Europe with a strong interdisciplinary emphasis

Europe since 1989 a history Philipp Ther (author) Charlotte Hughes-Kreutzmuller (translator) Princeton New Jersey Oxford England Princeton University Press 2016 Available on request via Eureka

The year 1989 brought the fall of the Berlin Wall and the

collapse of communism in Eastern Europe It was also the year

that the economic theories of Reagan Thatcher and the

Chicago School achieved global dominance This book focuses

on the history of post-1989 Europe The author describes how

liberalization deregulation and privatization had catastrophic

effects on former Soviet Bloc countries He illustrates how the

capitalist Wests effort to reshape Eastern Europe in its own

likeness ended up reshaping Western Europe as well in part by accelerating the pace and scope

of neoliberal reforms in the West particularly in reunified Germany

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Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

How has the Europeanisation of Central and Eastern Europe

(CEE) changed after accession and how has it played out in

the politics and the economies of the region In 2004 and 2007

the European Union (EU) completed its Eastern enlargement

the largest intake of new member states in its history EU

accession also constituted a watershed in the history of the

CEE In the course of enlargement these countries have

undergone pervasive ldquoEuropeanisationrdquo ndash a process of EU-driven change of their political and

economic systems

Central and southeast European politics since 1989 Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)

The collapse of the communist monopoly across Central and

South-eastern Europe in 19891990 initiated a process of rapid

political economic and cultural change While Bosnia-

Herzegovina Croatia and Serbia went on to suffer three and a

half years of war all the states of the region have confronted

challenges as they dismantled communist institutions and

drafted new laws in some cases ignoring their own laws

Indeed in certain countries local politicians have done their

best to corrupt the media and the economy with recent years

seeing some states move in an illiberal direction Throughout the region however there has been

a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO

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1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre Available at Council Library Main Collection (092581)

1989 explores the momentous events following the fall of the

Berlin Wall and the effects they have had on our world ever

since Based on documents interviews and television

broadcasts from Washington London Paris Bonn Berlin

Warsaw Moscow and a dozen other locations 1989 describes

how Germany unified NATO expansion began and Russia got

left on the periphery of the new Europe

Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung Edgar Wolfrum Muumlnchen CHBeck oHG 2009 OPEN ACCESS Online

Eine Mauer um Berlin zu bauen um 16 Millionen Menschen

einzusperren diese Idee war ungeheuerlich Wieso reagierten

die Westmaumlchte so lax waumlhrend die Deutschen geschockt

waren Warum rissen die Berliner die Mauer nicht ein Was

bedeutete die Einmauerung fuumlr das Leben in der DDR Wer

gewoumlhnte sich an die Mauer Menschen die von Deutschland

nach Deutschland wollten setzten ihr Leben aufs Spiel viele

Fluchten misslangen etliche gluumlckten Von West-Berlin aus

glich die Mauer seit den 1980er Jahren einer knallbunt bemalten

Leinwand doch im Osten wurde der Todesstreifen mit modernsten elektronischen Mitteln

perfektioniert 198990 kam das Ende der DDR als Mauerstaat Warum fiel das unmenschliche

Bauwerk so ploumltzlich welche Rolle spielte Gorbatschow

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Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaumlischen Ostens seit 1989 Reinhold Vetter Freiburg Herder Verlag 2019 Available on request via Eureka

198990 ging von den Gesellschaften oumlstlich des Eisernen

Vorhangs ein groszliger Freiheitsimpuls aus Doch der brachte dort

den Verlust von Arbeitsplaumltzen sozialer Sicherheit und

politischen Gewissheiten Die juumlngste Geschichte

Ostmitteleuropas ist voller Bruumlche Neuanfaumlnge und

Umwaumllzungen Viele Staaten haben eine atemberaubende

Entwicklung hinter sich Aus ihr erklaumlren sich auch jene

Phaumlnomene die uns mit Blick auf Ungarn Polen ua aktuell

beschaumlftigen

La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer Veacuteronique Van Driessche Pierre Frankignoulle 50Minutes Bruxelles Belgium 50Minutes 2014 Available on request via Eureka

9 novembre 1989 Apregraves plus de 28 ans le mur seacuteparant

Berlin-Ouest deacutemocratie agrave lrsquooccidentale et Berlin-Est bastion

de lrsquoURSS tombe enfin Marquant la fin drsquoune guerre froide qui

aura diviseacute le monde au lendemain de la Seconde Guerre

mondiale la chute du mur de Berlin annonce celle de tout un

reacutegime Bientocirct les pays-satellites de lrsquoURSS reprendront eux

aussi une liberteacute trop longtemps sacrifieacutee agrave lrsquoimpeacuterialisme

sovieacutetique signant la fin du bloc de lrsquoEst

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The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall Jamal Shahin Michael Wintle (Eds) London New York Macmillan 2000 Available at Council Library Main Collection (069434)

The Idea of a United Europe examines the issues thrown up by

the reintegration of Europe since 1989-90 through the primary

perspective of European identity Authors from Britain

Germany and the Netherlands reviewed Europes progression

after a decade had passed since the end of the Cold War

Differences within Europe and unifying factors were both

assessed in the course of the quest to examine what Europe

had become and would become at the turn of the millennium

German reunification a multinational history Freacutedeacuteric Bozo Andreas Roumldder Mary Elise Sarotte (Eds) Abingdon Routledge 2017 Available at Council Library Main Collection (105491)

The reunification of Germany in 1989-90 was one of the most

unexpected and momentous events of the twentieth century

Embedded within the wider process of the end of the Cold War

it contributed decisively to the dramatic changes that followed

the end of the division of Europe the collapse of the Warsaw

Pact the origins of NATOrsquos eastward expansion and not least

the creation of the European Union Based on the wealth of

evidence that has become available from many countries

involved and relying on the most recent historiography this

collection takes into account the complex interaction of multinational processes that were

instrumental in shaping German reunification in the pivotal years 1989-90

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20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom Natalia Bubnova (Ed) Moscow Carnegie Moscow Center 2011 OPEN ACCESS Online

Enormous societal and political shifts twenty years ago opened

prospects for a new united Europe and put an end to the Cold

War and the nuclear standoff Despite Russiarsquos enormous role

in this peaceful departure from totalitarianism the countryrsquos

course in the subsequent two decades has not been so

straightforward The book focuses on the outcome of

transformation in Russia and other post-communist nations

comparing Russiarsquos experience with that of the Central and

Eastern European states

European Union - the second founding the changing rationale of European integration Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)

The original founding of European integration in 1957 was based

on the notion of internal reconciliation among European states and

societies Since the 1990s European integration has become

increasingly a political project with implications for the internal

structure of its member states and their societies At the same

time with the end of the Cold War the rational of European

integration has begun to change European integration is about a

new global role of Europe its contribution to the management of global affairs and its ability to

cope with the effects of globalisation on Europe

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The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Singapore Konrad Adenauer Stiftung 2009 OPEN ACCESS Online

1989 was the year of peaceful revolutions across communist

Europe The symbolic breakdown of the Berlin Wall on

November 9 1989 will forever be remembered as a day of

history comparable to the storm of the Bastille during the

French Revolution exactly two centuries earlier 1989 was a

turning point for European integration

From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990 Guumlnther Heydemann Karel Vodička (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka

More than 25 years after the fall of the Soviet Union European

integration remains a work in progress especially in those

Eastern European nations most dramatically reshaped by

democratization and economic liberalization This volume

assembles empirically grounded studies of eleven states--

Estonia Latvia Lithuania Poland the Czech Republic

Slovakia Hungary Romania Bulgaria Slovenia and the former

East Germany - that went on to join the European Union Each

chapter analyses the political economic and social transformations that have taken place in these

nations using a comparative approach to identify structural similarities and assess outcomes

relative to one another as well as the rest of the EU

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Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall the transition countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union have witnessed

dramatic changes in outputs the nature of jobs standards of

living patterns of trade and the quality of education and health

services All the reports in this series offer specific policy

recommendations that are intended to help the countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union promote economic

growth and foster higher living standards in the rapidly changing world in which they are

undertaking the transition to a market economy

Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders Haakon A Ikonomou Aureacutelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka

For the quarter-century following the fall of the Berlin Wall in

1989 the EU had a near monopoly on transformative power in

its neighbourhood which influenced the following decades of

enlargement This chapter reviews six major lessons drawn by

European Union (EU) policy-makers following the big bang

enlargement of 2004 and 2007 which brought 12 new members

into the EU The chapter argues that domestic politics have increasingly constrained the EUs

external policies especially by changing enlargement from an elite-led and largely consensus-

based project to a much more contested one Populist politics began to surge in both the EU and

enlargement countries during the Euro and migration crises bringing controversy to issues such as

internal mobility from poorer to richer parts of the EU It covers both the period of post-1989

Euphoria and the political events of the 2000s to 2010s

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Globales oder semi-globales Dorf In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen Jean-Yves Huwart Loiumlc Verdier Paris OECD Publishing 2014 Access via Eureka

Mit der Oumlffnung der ehemals kommunistischen

Ostblockstaaten fuumlr die Marktwirtschaft und der Revolution der

Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie setzte in den

1990er Jahren weltweit eine beispiellose Integration vieler

Volkswirtschaften ein Im Waren- und Kapitalverkehr erreichte

die Globalisierung von wenigen Ausnahmen abgesehen ein

enormes Ausmaszlig Bei Dienstleistungen und Arbeitskraumlften

nahm der Grad der Globalisierung zwar in einigen Bereichen zu blieb aber insgesamt eher

begrenzt

Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version

La chute du mur de Berlin dans la nuit du 9 au 10 novembre

1989 symbole de la fin de la guerre froide entraicircne toute une

seacuterie drsquoeacuteveacutenements qui changeront pour toujours le visage de

lrsquoEurope Bien que les chefs drsquoEacutetat des quatre forces drsquooccupation ainsi que des deux Eacutetats

allemands soient consideacutereacutes comme les principaux protagonistes de cette unification lrsquoemprise de

la CEE ne doit pas ecirctre sous-estimeacutee La preacutesente eacutetude vise agrave preacutesenter le travail politique que

reacutealisa le PE dans le contexte de lrsquounification allemande Le travail de la commission temporaire

toucha agrave de multiples domaines Lrsquoeacutetendue de cette eacutetude ne permet toutefois drsquoapprofondir que

trois aspects speacutecifiques qui concernent plus directement lrsquoaction et les compeacutetences

institutionnelles de la Communauteacute europeacuteenne tels que les questions institutionnelles les

implications budgeacutetaires et la politique de seacutecuriteacute

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1989 An introduction to an international history In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989 Jeffrey A Engel (Ed) Oxford Oxford University Press 2009 Available at Staff Library Main Collection (eng94(100)ENGE)

This introductory chapter focuses on the fall of the Berlin Wall

in 1989 and its aftermath More specifically it examines how

leaders in the worlds four principal strategic centersmdashEurope

the Soviet bloc China and the United Statesmdashviewed the

reforms protests revolutions and suppressions they

witnessed fostered and even fell victim to It also considers

how Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union Deng Xiaoping of

China George Bush of the United States Helmut Kohl of Germany and Margaret Thatcher of

Britain thought the end of the long-running Cold War would affect their nations and the world

Finally the chapter explains how the global battle of communism versus capitalism framed these

leaders worldview

Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration Michael Bernhard Jan Kubik (Eds) New York Oxford University Press 2014 Available at Council Library Main Collection (101324)

While the fall of the Berlin Wall is positively commemorated in

the West the intervening years have shown that the former

Soviet Bloc has a more complicated view of its legacy In post-

communist Eastern Europe the way people remember state

socialism is closely intertwined with the manner in which they

envision historical justice Twenty Years After Communism is

concerned with the explosion of a politics of memory triggered

by the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe and it takes a

comparative look at the ways that communism and its demise

have been commemorated (or not commemorated) by major political actors across the region

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1990 the beginning of a new era In Democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe 1989-90 the European Parliament and the end of the cold war Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

This is an analysis made by the Historical Archives of the

European Parliament It looks at the European Parliaments role

in the events leading to democratic changes in Central and

Eastern Europe This section looks at the (Economic) Relations

with Central and Eastern Europe the economic to political relations Poland the GDR and German

unification cooperation with the USSR and The Europe Agreements

The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)

Europe Undivided analyses how an enlarging EU has

facilitated a convergence toward liberal democracy among

credible future members of the EU in Central and Eastern

Europe It reveals how variations in domestic competition put

democratizing states on different political trajectories after 1989

and how the EUs leverage eventually influenced domestic

politics in liberal and particularly illiberal democracies In doing so Europe Undivided illuminates

the changing dynamics of the relationship between the EU and candidate states from 1989 to

2004

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The making of the new Europe the European Councils in Brussels and Copenhagen 2002 Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)

During the second half of 2002 the European Councils in

Brussels and Copenhagen decided to admit ten new members

to the European Union from Central and Eastern Europe and

the Mediterranean in May 2004 This book looks at the EU

enlargement from the 1950s to the 1990s and the different

negotiations that occurred up until 2002

After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019 Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE Coming soon

The history and meaning of the Berlin Wall remain

controversial even three decades after its fall Drawing on an

extensive range of archival sources and interviews this book

profiles key memory activists who have fought to commemorate

the history of the Berlin Wall and examines their role in the

creation of a new German national narrative With victims

perpetrators and heroes the Berlin Wall has joined the

Holocaust as an essential part of German collective memory

Key Wall anniversaries have become signposts marking German views of the past its relevance to

the present and the complicated project of defining German national identity Considering multiple

German approaches to remembering the Wall via memorials trials public ceremonies films and

music this revelatory work also traces how global memory of the Wall has impacted German

memory policy It depicts the power and fragility of state-backed memory projects and the

potential of such projects to reconcile or divide

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

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In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

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En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 4: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

How has the Europeanisation of Central and Eastern Europe

(CEE) changed after accession and how has it played out in

the politics and the economies of the region In 2004 and 2007

the European Union (EU) completed its Eastern enlargement

the largest intake of new member states in its history EU

accession also constituted a watershed in the history of the

CEE In the course of enlargement these countries have

undergone pervasive ldquoEuropeanisationrdquo ndash a process of EU-driven change of their political and

economic systems

Central and southeast European politics since 1989 Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)

The collapse of the communist monopoly across Central and

South-eastern Europe in 19891990 initiated a process of rapid

political economic and cultural change While Bosnia-

Herzegovina Croatia and Serbia went on to suffer three and a

half years of war all the states of the region have confronted

challenges as they dismantled communist institutions and

drafted new laws in some cases ignoring their own laws

Indeed in certain countries local politicians have done their

best to corrupt the media and the economy with recent years

seeing some states move in an illiberal direction Throughout the region however there has been

a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO

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1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre Available at Council Library Main Collection (092581)

1989 explores the momentous events following the fall of the

Berlin Wall and the effects they have had on our world ever

since Based on documents interviews and television

broadcasts from Washington London Paris Bonn Berlin

Warsaw Moscow and a dozen other locations 1989 describes

how Germany unified NATO expansion began and Russia got

left on the periphery of the new Europe

Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung Edgar Wolfrum Muumlnchen CHBeck oHG 2009 OPEN ACCESS Online

Eine Mauer um Berlin zu bauen um 16 Millionen Menschen

einzusperren diese Idee war ungeheuerlich Wieso reagierten

die Westmaumlchte so lax waumlhrend die Deutschen geschockt

waren Warum rissen die Berliner die Mauer nicht ein Was

bedeutete die Einmauerung fuumlr das Leben in der DDR Wer

gewoumlhnte sich an die Mauer Menschen die von Deutschland

nach Deutschland wollten setzten ihr Leben aufs Spiel viele

Fluchten misslangen etliche gluumlckten Von West-Berlin aus

glich die Mauer seit den 1980er Jahren einer knallbunt bemalten

Leinwand doch im Osten wurde der Todesstreifen mit modernsten elektronischen Mitteln

perfektioniert 198990 kam das Ende der DDR als Mauerstaat Warum fiel das unmenschliche

Bauwerk so ploumltzlich welche Rolle spielte Gorbatschow

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Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaumlischen Ostens seit 1989 Reinhold Vetter Freiburg Herder Verlag 2019 Available on request via Eureka

198990 ging von den Gesellschaften oumlstlich des Eisernen

Vorhangs ein groszliger Freiheitsimpuls aus Doch der brachte dort

den Verlust von Arbeitsplaumltzen sozialer Sicherheit und

politischen Gewissheiten Die juumlngste Geschichte

Ostmitteleuropas ist voller Bruumlche Neuanfaumlnge und

Umwaumllzungen Viele Staaten haben eine atemberaubende

Entwicklung hinter sich Aus ihr erklaumlren sich auch jene

Phaumlnomene die uns mit Blick auf Ungarn Polen ua aktuell

beschaumlftigen

La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer Veacuteronique Van Driessche Pierre Frankignoulle 50Minutes Bruxelles Belgium 50Minutes 2014 Available on request via Eureka

9 novembre 1989 Apregraves plus de 28 ans le mur seacuteparant

Berlin-Ouest deacutemocratie agrave lrsquooccidentale et Berlin-Est bastion

de lrsquoURSS tombe enfin Marquant la fin drsquoune guerre froide qui

aura diviseacute le monde au lendemain de la Seconde Guerre

mondiale la chute du mur de Berlin annonce celle de tout un

reacutegime Bientocirct les pays-satellites de lrsquoURSS reprendront eux

aussi une liberteacute trop longtemps sacrifieacutee agrave lrsquoimpeacuterialisme

sovieacutetique signant la fin du bloc de lrsquoEst

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The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall Jamal Shahin Michael Wintle (Eds) London New York Macmillan 2000 Available at Council Library Main Collection (069434)

The Idea of a United Europe examines the issues thrown up by

the reintegration of Europe since 1989-90 through the primary

perspective of European identity Authors from Britain

Germany and the Netherlands reviewed Europes progression

after a decade had passed since the end of the Cold War

Differences within Europe and unifying factors were both

assessed in the course of the quest to examine what Europe

had become and would become at the turn of the millennium

German reunification a multinational history Freacutedeacuteric Bozo Andreas Roumldder Mary Elise Sarotte (Eds) Abingdon Routledge 2017 Available at Council Library Main Collection (105491)

The reunification of Germany in 1989-90 was one of the most

unexpected and momentous events of the twentieth century

Embedded within the wider process of the end of the Cold War

it contributed decisively to the dramatic changes that followed

the end of the division of Europe the collapse of the Warsaw

Pact the origins of NATOrsquos eastward expansion and not least

the creation of the European Union Based on the wealth of

evidence that has become available from many countries

involved and relying on the most recent historiography this

collection takes into account the complex interaction of multinational processes that were

instrumental in shaping German reunification in the pivotal years 1989-90

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20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom Natalia Bubnova (Ed) Moscow Carnegie Moscow Center 2011 OPEN ACCESS Online

Enormous societal and political shifts twenty years ago opened

prospects for a new united Europe and put an end to the Cold

War and the nuclear standoff Despite Russiarsquos enormous role

in this peaceful departure from totalitarianism the countryrsquos

course in the subsequent two decades has not been so

straightforward The book focuses on the outcome of

transformation in Russia and other post-communist nations

comparing Russiarsquos experience with that of the Central and

Eastern European states

European Union - the second founding the changing rationale of European integration Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)

The original founding of European integration in 1957 was based

on the notion of internal reconciliation among European states and

societies Since the 1990s European integration has become

increasingly a political project with implications for the internal

structure of its member states and their societies At the same

time with the end of the Cold War the rational of European

integration has begun to change European integration is about a

new global role of Europe its contribution to the management of global affairs and its ability to

cope with the effects of globalisation on Europe

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The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Singapore Konrad Adenauer Stiftung 2009 OPEN ACCESS Online

1989 was the year of peaceful revolutions across communist

Europe The symbolic breakdown of the Berlin Wall on

November 9 1989 will forever be remembered as a day of

history comparable to the storm of the Bastille during the

French Revolution exactly two centuries earlier 1989 was a

turning point for European integration

From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990 Guumlnther Heydemann Karel Vodička (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka

More than 25 years after the fall of the Soviet Union European

integration remains a work in progress especially in those

Eastern European nations most dramatically reshaped by

democratization and economic liberalization This volume

assembles empirically grounded studies of eleven states--

Estonia Latvia Lithuania Poland the Czech Republic

Slovakia Hungary Romania Bulgaria Slovenia and the former

East Germany - that went on to join the European Union Each

chapter analyses the political economic and social transformations that have taken place in these

nations using a comparative approach to identify structural similarities and assess outcomes

relative to one another as well as the rest of the EU

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Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall the transition countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union have witnessed

dramatic changes in outputs the nature of jobs standards of

living patterns of trade and the quality of education and health

services All the reports in this series offer specific policy

recommendations that are intended to help the countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union promote economic

growth and foster higher living standards in the rapidly changing world in which they are

undertaking the transition to a market economy

Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders Haakon A Ikonomou Aureacutelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka

For the quarter-century following the fall of the Berlin Wall in

1989 the EU had a near monopoly on transformative power in

its neighbourhood which influenced the following decades of

enlargement This chapter reviews six major lessons drawn by

European Union (EU) policy-makers following the big bang

enlargement of 2004 and 2007 which brought 12 new members

into the EU The chapter argues that domestic politics have increasingly constrained the EUs

external policies especially by changing enlargement from an elite-led and largely consensus-

based project to a much more contested one Populist politics began to surge in both the EU and

enlargement countries during the Euro and migration crises bringing controversy to issues such as

internal mobility from poorer to richer parts of the EU It covers both the period of post-1989

Euphoria and the political events of the 2000s to 2010s

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Globales oder semi-globales Dorf In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen Jean-Yves Huwart Loiumlc Verdier Paris OECD Publishing 2014 Access via Eureka

Mit der Oumlffnung der ehemals kommunistischen

Ostblockstaaten fuumlr die Marktwirtschaft und der Revolution der

Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie setzte in den

1990er Jahren weltweit eine beispiellose Integration vieler

Volkswirtschaften ein Im Waren- und Kapitalverkehr erreichte

die Globalisierung von wenigen Ausnahmen abgesehen ein

enormes Ausmaszlig Bei Dienstleistungen und Arbeitskraumlften

nahm der Grad der Globalisierung zwar in einigen Bereichen zu blieb aber insgesamt eher

begrenzt

Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version

La chute du mur de Berlin dans la nuit du 9 au 10 novembre

1989 symbole de la fin de la guerre froide entraicircne toute une

seacuterie drsquoeacuteveacutenements qui changeront pour toujours le visage de

lrsquoEurope Bien que les chefs drsquoEacutetat des quatre forces drsquooccupation ainsi que des deux Eacutetats

allemands soient consideacutereacutes comme les principaux protagonistes de cette unification lrsquoemprise de

la CEE ne doit pas ecirctre sous-estimeacutee La preacutesente eacutetude vise agrave preacutesenter le travail politique que

reacutealisa le PE dans le contexte de lrsquounification allemande Le travail de la commission temporaire

toucha agrave de multiples domaines Lrsquoeacutetendue de cette eacutetude ne permet toutefois drsquoapprofondir que

trois aspects speacutecifiques qui concernent plus directement lrsquoaction et les compeacutetences

institutionnelles de la Communauteacute europeacuteenne tels que les questions institutionnelles les

implications budgeacutetaires et la politique de seacutecuriteacute

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1989 An introduction to an international history In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989 Jeffrey A Engel (Ed) Oxford Oxford University Press 2009 Available at Staff Library Main Collection (eng94(100)ENGE)

This introductory chapter focuses on the fall of the Berlin Wall

in 1989 and its aftermath More specifically it examines how

leaders in the worlds four principal strategic centersmdashEurope

the Soviet bloc China and the United Statesmdashviewed the

reforms protests revolutions and suppressions they

witnessed fostered and even fell victim to It also considers

how Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union Deng Xiaoping of

China George Bush of the United States Helmut Kohl of Germany and Margaret Thatcher of

Britain thought the end of the long-running Cold War would affect their nations and the world

Finally the chapter explains how the global battle of communism versus capitalism framed these

leaders worldview

Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration Michael Bernhard Jan Kubik (Eds) New York Oxford University Press 2014 Available at Council Library Main Collection (101324)

While the fall of the Berlin Wall is positively commemorated in

the West the intervening years have shown that the former

Soviet Bloc has a more complicated view of its legacy In post-

communist Eastern Europe the way people remember state

socialism is closely intertwined with the manner in which they

envision historical justice Twenty Years After Communism is

concerned with the explosion of a politics of memory triggered

by the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe and it takes a

comparative look at the ways that communism and its demise

have been commemorated (or not commemorated) by major political actors across the region

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1990 the beginning of a new era In Democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe 1989-90 the European Parliament and the end of the cold war Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

This is an analysis made by the Historical Archives of the

European Parliament It looks at the European Parliaments role

in the events leading to democratic changes in Central and

Eastern Europe This section looks at the (Economic) Relations

with Central and Eastern Europe the economic to political relations Poland the GDR and German

unification cooperation with the USSR and The Europe Agreements

The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)

Europe Undivided analyses how an enlarging EU has

facilitated a convergence toward liberal democracy among

credible future members of the EU in Central and Eastern

Europe It reveals how variations in domestic competition put

democratizing states on different political trajectories after 1989

and how the EUs leverage eventually influenced domestic

politics in liberal and particularly illiberal democracies In doing so Europe Undivided illuminates

the changing dynamics of the relationship between the EU and candidate states from 1989 to

2004

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The making of the new Europe the European Councils in Brussels and Copenhagen 2002 Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)

During the second half of 2002 the European Councils in

Brussels and Copenhagen decided to admit ten new members

to the European Union from Central and Eastern Europe and

the Mediterranean in May 2004 This book looks at the EU

enlargement from the 1950s to the 1990s and the different

negotiations that occurred up until 2002

After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019 Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE Coming soon

The history and meaning of the Berlin Wall remain

controversial even three decades after its fall Drawing on an

extensive range of archival sources and interviews this book

profiles key memory activists who have fought to commemorate

the history of the Berlin Wall and examines their role in the

creation of a new German national narrative With victims

perpetrators and heroes the Berlin Wall has joined the

Holocaust as an essential part of German collective memory

Key Wall anniversaries have become signposts marking German views of the past its relevance to

the present and the complicated project of defining German national identity Considering multiple

German approaches to remembering the Wall via memorials trials public ceremonies films and

music this revelatory work also traces how global memory of the Wall has impacted German

memory policy It depicts the power and fragility of state-backed memory projects and the

potential of such projects to reconcile or divide

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

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In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

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En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 5: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre Available at Council Library Main Collection (092581)

1989 explores the momentous events following the fall of the

Berlin Wall and the effects they have had on our world ever

since Based on documents interviews and television

broadcasts from Washington London Paris Bonn Berlin

Warsaw Moscow and a dozen other locations 1989 describes

how Germany unified NATO expansion began and Russia got

left on the periphery of the new Europe

Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung Edgar Wolfrum Muumlnchen CHBeck oHG 2009 OPEN ACCESS Online

Eine Mauer um Berlin zu bauen um 16 Millionen Menschen

einzusperren diese Idee war ungeheuerlich Wieso reagierten

die Westmaumlchte so lax waumlhrend die Deutschen geschockt

waren Warum rissen die Berliner die Mauer nicht ein Was

bedeutete die Einmauerung fuumlr das Leben in der DDR Wer

gewoumlhnte sich an die Mauer Menschen die von Deutschland

nach Deutschland wollten setzten ihr Leben aufs Spiel viele

Fluchten misslangen etliche gluumlckten Von West-Berlin aus

glich die Mauer seit den 1980er Jahren einer knallbunt bemalten

Leinwand doch im Osten wurde der Todesstreifen mit modernsten elektronischen Mitteln

perfektioniert 198990 kam das Ende der DDR als Mauerstaat Warum fiel das unmenschliche

Bauwerk so ploumltzlich welche Rolle spielte Gorbatschow

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Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaumlischen Ostens seit 1989 Reinhold Vetter Freiburg Herder Verlag 2019 Available on request via Eureka

198990 ging von den Gesellschaften oumlstlich des Eisernen

Vorhangs ein groszliger Freiheitsimpuls aus Doch der brachte dort

den Verlust von Arbeitsplaumltzen sozialer Sicherheit und

politischen Gewissheiten Die juumlngste Geschichte

Ostmitteleuropas ist voller Bruumlche Neuanfaumlnge und

Umwaumllzungen Viele Staaten haben eine atemberaubende

Entwicklung hinter sich Aus ihr erklaumlren sich auch jene

Phaumlnomene die uns mit Blick auf Ungarn Polen ua aktuell

beschaumlftigen

La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer Veacuteronique Van Driessche Pierre Frankignoulle 50Minutes Bruxelles Belgium 50Minutes 2014 Available on request via Eureka

9 novembre 1989 Apregraves plus de 28 ans le mur seacuteparant

Berlin-Ouest deacutemocratie agrave lrsquooccidentale et Berlin-Est bastion

de lrsquoURSS tombe enfin Marquant la fin drsquoune guerre froide qui

aura diviseacute le monde au lendemain de la Seconde Guerre

mondiale la chute du mur de Berlin annonce celle de tout un

reacutegime Bientocirct les pays-satellites de lrsquoURSS reprendront eux

aussi une liberteacute trop longtemps sacrifieacutee agrave lrsquoimpeacuterialisme

sovieacutetique signant la fin du bloc de lrsquoEst

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The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall Jamal Shahin Michael Wintle (Eds) London New York Macmillan 2000 Available at Council Library Main Collection (069434)

The Idea of a United Europe examines the issues thrown up by

the reintegration of Europe since 1989-90 through the primary

perspective of European identity Authors from Britain

Germany and the Netherlands reviewed Europes progression

after a decade had passed since the end of the Cold War

Differences within Europe and unifying factors were both

assessed in the course of the quest to examine what Europe

had become and would become at the turn of the millennium

German reunification a multinational history Freacutedeacuteric Bozo Andreas Roumldder Mary Elise Sarotte (Eds) Abingdon Routledge 2017 Available at Council Library Main Collection (105491)

The reunification of Germany in 1989-90 was one of the most

unexpected and momentous events of the twentieth century

Embedded within the wider process of the end of the Cold War

it contributed decisively to the dramatic changes that followed

the end of the division of Europe the collapse of the Warsaw

Pact the origins of NATOrsquos eastward expansion and not least

the creation of the European Union Based on the wealth of

evidence that has become available from many countries

involved and relying on the most recent historiography this

collection takes into account the complex interaction of multinational processes that were

instrumental in shaping German reunification in the pivotal years 1989-90

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20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom Natalia Bubnova (Ed) Moscow Carnegie Moscow Center 2011 OPEN ACCESS Online

Enormous societal and political shifts twenty years ago opened

prospects for a new united Europe and put an end to the Cold

War and the nuclear standoff Despite Russiarsquos enormous role

in this peaceful departure from totalitarianism the countryrsquos

course in the subsequent two decades has not been so

straightforward The book focuses on the outcome of

transformation in Russia and other post-communist nations

comparing Russiarsquos experience with that of the Central and

Eastern European states

European Union - the second founding the changing rationale of European integration Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)

The original founding of European integration in 1957 was based

on the notion of internal reconciliation among European states and

societies Since the 1990s European integration has become

increasingly a political project with implications for the internal

structure of its member states and their societies At the same

time with the end of the Cold War the rational of European

integration has begun to change European integration is about a

new global role of Europe its contribution to the management of global affairs and its ability to

cope with the effects of globalisation on Europe

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The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Singapore Konrad Adenauer Stiftung 2009 OPEN ACCESS Online

1989 was the year of peaceful revolutions across communist

Europe The symbolic breakdown of the Berlin Wall on

November 9 1989 will forever be remembered as a day of

history comparable to the storm of the Bastille during the

French Revolution exactly two centuries earlier 1989 was a

turning point for European integration

From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990 Guumlnther Heydemann Karel Vodička (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka

More than 25 years after the fall of the Soviet Union European

integration remains a work in progress especially in those

Eastern European nations most dramatically reshaped by

democratization and economic liberalization This volume

assembles empirically grounded studies of eleven states--

Estonia Latvia Lithuania Poland the Czech Republic

Slovakia Hungary Romania Bulgaria Slovenia and the former

East Germany - that went on to join the European Union Each

chapter analyses the political economic and social transformations that have taken place in these

nations using a comparative approach to identify structural similarities and assess outcomes

relative to one another as well as the rest of the EU

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Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall the transition countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union have witnessed

dramatic changes in outputs the nature of jobs standards of

living patterns of trade and the quality of education and health

services All the reports in this series offer specific policy

recommendations that are intended to help the countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union promote economic

growth and foster higher living standards in the rapidly changing world in which they are

undertaking the transition to a market economy

Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders Haakon A Ikonomou Aureacutelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka

For the quarter-century following the fall of the Berlin Wall in

1989 the EU had a near monopoly on transformative power in

its neighbourhood which influenced the following decades of

enlargement This chapter reviews six major lessons drawn by

European Union (EU) policy-makers following the big bang

enlargement of 2004 and 2007 which brought 12 new members

into the EU The chapter argues that domestic politics have increasingly constrained the EUs

external policies especially by changing enlargement from an elite-led and largely consensus-

based project to a much more contested one Populist politics began to surge in both the EU and

enlargement countries during the Euro and migration crises bringing controversy to issues such as

internal mobility from poorer to richer parts of the EU It covers both the period of post-1989

Euphoria and the political events of the 2000s to 2010s

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Globales oder semi-globales Dorf In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen Jean-Yves Huwart Loiumlc Verdier Paris OECD Publishing 2014 Access via Eureka

Mit der Oumlffnung der ehemals kommunistischen

Ostblockstaaten fuumlr die Marktwirtschaft und der Revolution der

Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie setzte in den

1990er Jahren weltweit eine beispiellose Integration vieler

Volkswirtschaften ein Im Waren- und Kapitalverkehr erreichte

die Globalisierung von wenigen Ausnahmen abgesehen ein

enormes Ausmaszlig Bei Dienstleistungen und Arbeitskraumlften

nahm der Grad der Globalisierung zwar in einigen Bereichen zu blieb aber insgesamt eher

begrenzt

Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version

La chute du mur de Berlin dans la nuit du 9 au 10 novembre

1989 symbole de la fin de la guerre froide entraicircne toute une

seacuterie drsquoeacuteveacutenements qui changeront pour toujours le visage de

lrsquoEurope Bien que les chefs drsquoEacutetat des quatre forces drsquooccupation ainsi que des deux Eacutetats

allemands soient consideacutereacutes comme les principaux protagonistes de cette unification lrsquoemprise de

la CEE ne doit pas ecirctre sous-estimeacutee La preacutesente eacutetude vise agrave preacutesenter le travail politique que

reacutealisa le PE dans le contexte de lrsquounification allemande Le travail de la commission temporaire

toucha agrave de multiples domaines Lrsquoeacutetendue de cette eacutetude ne permet toutefois drsquoapprofondir que

trois aspects speacutecifiques qui concernent plus directement lrsquoaction et les compeacutetences

institutionnelles de la Communauteacute europeacuteenne tels que les questions institutionnelles les

implications budgeacutetaires et la politique de seacutecuriteacute

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1989 An introduction to an international history In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989 Jeffrey A Engel (Ed) Oxford Oxford University Press 2009 Available at Staff Library Main Collection (eng94(100)ENGE)

This introductory chapter focuses on the fall of the Berlin Wall

in 1989 and its aftermath More specifically it examines how

leaders in the worlds four principal strategic centersmdashEurope

the Soviet bloc China and the United Statesmdashviewed the

reforms protests revolutions and suppressions they

witnessed fostered and even fell victim to It also considers

how Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union Deng Xiaoping of

China George Bush of the United States Helmut Kohl of Germany and Margaret Thatcher of

Britain thought the end of the long-running Cold War would affect their nations and the world

Finally the chapter explains how the global battle of communism versus capitalism framed these

leaders worldview

Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration Michael Bernhard Jan Kubik (Eds) New York Oxford University Press 2014 Available at Council Library Main Collection (101324)

While the fall of the Berlin Wall is positively commemorated in

the West the intervening years have shown that the former

Soviet Bloc has a more complicated view of its legacy In post-

communist Eastern Europe the way people remember state

socialism is closely intertwined with the manner in which they

envision historical justice Twenty Years After Communism is

concerned with the explosion of a politics of memory triggered

by the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe and it takes a

comparative look at the ways that communism and its demise

have been commemorated (or not commemorated) by major political actors across the region

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1990 the beginning of a new era In Democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe 1989-90 the European Parliament and the end of the cold war Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

This is an analysis made by the Historical Archives of the

European Parliament It looks at the European Parliaments role

in the events leading to democratic changes in Central and

Eastern Europe This section looks at the (Economic) Relations

with Central and Eastern Europe the economic to political relations Poland the GDR and German

unification cooperation with the USSR and The Europe Agreements

The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)

Europe Undivided analyses how an enlarging EU has

facilitated a convergence toward liberal democracy among

credible future members of the EU in Central and Eastern

Europe It reveals how variations in domestic competition put

democratizing states on different political trajectories after 1989

and how the EUs leverage eventually influenced domestic

politics in liberal and particularly illiberal democracies In doing so Europe Undivided illuminates

the changing dynamics of the relationship between the EU and candidate states from 1989 to

2004

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The making of the new Europe the European Councils in Brussels and Copenhagen 2002 Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)

During the second half of 2002 the European Councils in

Brussels and Copenhagen decided to admit ten new members

to the European Union from Central and Eastern Europe and

the Mediterranean in May 2004 This book looks at the EU

enlargement from the 1950s to the 1990s and the different

negotiations that occurred up until 2002

After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019 Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE Coming soon

The history and meaning of the Berlin Wall remain

controversial even three decades after its fall Drawing on an

extensive range of archival sources and interviews this book

profiles key memory activists who have fought to commemorate

the history of the Berlin Wall and examines their role in the

creation of a new German national narrative With victims

perpetrators and heroes the Berlin Wall has joined the

Holocaust as an essential part of German collective memory

Key Wall anniversaries have become signposts marking German views of the past its relevance to

the present and the complicated project of defining German national identity Considering multiple

German approaches to remembering the Wall via memorials trials public ceremonies films and

music this revelatory work also traces how global memory of the Wall has impacted German

memory policy It depicts the power and fragility of state-backed memory projects and the

potential of such projects to reconcile or divide

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

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In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

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En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 6: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaumlischen Ostens seit 1989 Reinhold Vetter Freiburg Herder Verlag 2019 Available on request via Eureka

198990 ging von den Gesellschaften oumlstlich des Eisernen

Vorhangs ein groszliger Freiheitsimpuls aus Doch der brachte dort

den Verlust von Arbeitsplaumltzen sozialer Sicherheit und

politischen Gewissheiten Die juumlngste Geschichte

Ostmitteleuropas ist voller Bruumlche Neuanfaumlnge und

Umwaumllzungen Viele Staaten haben eine atemberaubende

Entwicklung hinter sich Aus ihr erklaumlren sich auch jene

Phaumlnomene die uns mit Blick auf Ungarn Polen ua aktuell

beschaumlftigen

La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer Veacuteronique Van Driessche Pierre Frankignoulle 50Minutes Bruxelles Belgium 50Minutes 2014 Available on request via Eureka

9 novembre 1989 Apregraves plus de 28 ans le mur seacuteparant

Berlin-Ouest deacutemocratie agrave lrsquooccidentale et Berlin-Est bastion

de lrsquoURSS tombe enfin Marquant la fin drsquoune guerre froide qui

aura diviseacute le monde au lendemain de la Seconde Guerre

mondiale la chute du mur de Berlin annonce celle de tout un

reacutegime Bientocirct les pays-satellites de lrsquoURSS reprendront eux

aussi une liberteacute trop longtemps sacrifieacutee agrave lrsquoimpeacuterialisme

sovieacutetique signant la fin du bloc de lrsquoEst

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The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall Jamal Shahin Michael Wintle (Eds) London New York Macmillan 2000 Available at Council Library Main Collection (069434)

The Idea of a United Europe examines the issues thrown up by

the reintegration of Europe since 1989-90 through the primary

perspective of European identity Authors from Britain

Germany and the Netherlands reviewed Europes progression

after a decade had passed since the end of the Cold War

Differences within Europe and unifying factors were both

assessed in the course of the quest to examine what Europe

had become and would become at the turn of the millennium

German reunification a multinational history Freacutedeacuteric Bozo Andreas Roumldder Mary Elise Sarotte (Eds) Abingdon Routledge 2017 Available at Council Library Main Collection (105491)

The reunification of Germany in 1989-90 was one of the most

unexpected and momentous events of the twentieth century

Embedded within the wider process of the end of the Cold War

it contributed decisively to the dramatic changes that followed

the end of the division of Europe the collapse of the Warsaw

Pact the origins of NATOrsquos eastward expansion and not least

the creation of the European Union Based on the wealth of

evidence that has become available from many countries

involved and relying on the most recent historiography this

collection takes into account the complex interaction of multinational processes that were

instrumental in shaping German reunification in the pivotal years 1989-90

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20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom Natalia Bubnova (Ed) Moscow Carnegie Moscow Center 2011 OPEN ACCESS Online

Enormous societal and political shifts twenty years ago opened

prospects for a new united Europe and put an end to the Cold

War and the nuclear standoff Despite Russiarsquos enormous role

in this peaceful departure from totalitarianism the countryrsquos

course in the subsequent two decades has not been so

straightforward The book focuses on the outcome of

transformation in Russia and other post-communist nations

comparing Russiarsquos experience with that of the Central and

Eastern European states

European Union - the second founding the changing rationale of European integration Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)

The original founding of European integration in 1957 was based

on the notion of internal reconciliation among European states and

societies Since the 1990s European integration has become

increasingly a political project with implications for the internal

structure of its member states and their societies At the same

time with the end of the Cold War the rational of European

integration has begun to change European integration is about a

new global role of Europe its contribution to the management of global affairs and its ability to

cope with the effects of globalisation on Europe

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The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Singapore Konrad Adenauer Stiftung 2009 OPEN ACCESS Online

1989 was the year of peaceful revolutions across communist

Europe The symbolic breakdown of the Berlin Wall on

November 9 1989 will forever be remembered as a day of

history comparable to the storm of the Bastille during the

French Revolution exactly two centuries earlier 1989 was a

turning point for European integration

From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990 Guumlnther Heydemann Karel Vodička (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka

More than 25 years after the fall of the Soviet Union European

integration remains a work in progress especially in those

Eastern European nations most dramatically reshaped by

democratization and economic liberalization This volume

assembles empirically grounded studies of eleven states--

Estonia Latvia Lithuania Poland the Czech Republic

Slovakia Hungary Romania Bulgaria Slovenia and the former

East Germany - that went on to join the European Union Each

chapter analyses the political economic and social transformations that have taken place in these

nations using a comparative approach to identify structural similarities and assess outcomes

relative to one another as well as the rest of the EU

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Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall the transition countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union have witnessed

dramatic changes in outputs the nature of jobs standards of

living patterns of trade and the quality of education and health

services All the reports in this series offer specific policy

recommendations that are intended to help the countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union promote economic

growth and foster higher living standards in the rapidly changing world in which they are

undertaking the transition to a market economy

Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders Haakon A Ikonomou Aureacutelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka

For the quarter-century following the fall of the Berlin Wall in

1989 the EU had a near monopoly on transformative power in

its neighbourhood which influenced the following decades of

enlargement This chapter reviews six major lessons drawn by

European Union (EU) policy-makers following the big bang

enlargement of 2004 and 2007 which brought 12 new members

into the EU The chapter argues that domestic politics have increasingly constrained the EUs

external policies especially by changing enlargement from an elite-led and largely consensus-

based project to a much more contested one Populist politics began to surge in both the EU and

enlargement countries during the Euro and migration crises bringing controversy to issues such as

internal mobility from poorer to richer parts of the EU It covers both the period of post-1989

Euphoria and the political events of the 2000s to 2010s

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Globales oder semi-globales Dorf In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen Jean-Yves Huwart Loiumlc Verdier Paris OECD Publishing 2014 Access via Eureka

Mit der Oumlffnung der ehemals kommunistischen

Ostblockstaaten fuumlr die Marktwirtschaft und der Revolution der

Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie setzte in den

1990er Jahren weltweit eine beispiellose Integration vieler

Volkswirtschaften ein Im Waren- und Kapitalverkehr erreichte

die Globalisierung von wenigen Ausnahmen abgesehen ein

enormes Ausmaszlig Bei Dienstleistungen und Arbeitskraumlften

nahm der Grad der Globalisierung zwar in einigen Bereichen zu blieb aber insgesamt eher

begrenzt

Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version

La chute du mur de Berlin dans la nuit du 9 au 10 novembre

1989 symbole de la fin de la guerre froide entraicircne toute une

seacuterie drsquoeacuteveacutenements qui changeront pour toujours le visage de

lrsquoEurope Bien que les chefs drsquoEacutetat des quatre forces drsquooccupation ainsi que des deux Eacutetats

allemands soient consideacutereacutes comme les principaux protagonistes de cette unification lrsquoemprise de

la CEE ne doit pas ecirctre sous-estimeacutee La preacutesente eacutetude vise agrave preacutesenter le travail politique que

reacutealisa le PE dans le contexte de lrsquounification allemande Le travail de la commission temporaire

toucha agrave de multiples domaines Lrsquoeacutetendue de cette eacutetude ne permet toutefois drsquoapprofondir que

trois aspects speacutecifiques qui concernent plus directement lrsquoaction et les compeacutetences

institutionnelles de la Communauteacute europeacuteenne tels que les questions institutionnelles les

implications budgeacutetaires et la politique de seacutecuriteacute

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1989 An introduction to an international history In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989 Jeffrey A Engel (Ed) Oxford Oxford University Press 2009 Available at Staff Library Main Collection (eng94(100)ENGE)

This introductory chapter focuses on the fall of the Berlin Wall

in 1989 and its aftermath More specifically it examines how

leaders in the worlds four principal strategic centersmdashEurope

the Soviet bloc China and the United Statesmdashviewed the

reforms protests revolutions and suppressions they

witnessed fostered and even fell victim to It also considers

how Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union Deng Xiaoping of

China George Bush of the United States Helmut Kohl of Germany and Margaret Thatcher of

Britain thought the end of the long-running Cold War would affect their nations and the world

Finally the chapter explains how the global battle of communism versus capitalism framed these

leaders worldview

Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration Michael Bernhard Jan Kubik (Eds) New York Oxford University Press 2014 Available at Council Library Main Collection (101324)

While the fall of the Berlin Wall is positively commemorated in

the West the intervening years have shown that the former

Soviet Bloc has a more complicated view of its legacy In post-

communist Eastern Europe the way people remember state

socialism is closely intertwined with the manner in which they

envision historical justice Twenty Years After Communism is

concerned with the explosion of a politics of memory triggered

by the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe and it takes a

comparative look at the ways that communism and its demise

have been commemorated (or not commemorated) by major political actors across the region

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1990 the beginning of a new era In Democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe 1989-90 the European Parliament and the end of the cold war Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

This is an analysis made by the Historical Archives of the

European Parliament It looks at the European Parliaments role

in the events leading to democratic changes in Central and

Eastern Europe This section looks at the (Economic) Relations

with Central and Eastern Europe the economic to political relations Poland the GDR and German

unification cooperation with the USSR and The Europe Agreements

The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)

Europe Undivided analyses how an enlarging EU has

facilitated a convergence toward liberal democracy among

credible future members of the EU in Central and Eastern

Europe It reveals how variations in domestic competition put

democratizing states on different political trajectories after 1989

and how the EUs leverage eventually influenced domestic

politics in liberal and particularly illiberal democracies In doing so Europe Undivided illuminates

the changing dynamics of the relationship between the EU and candidate states from 1989 to

2004

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The making of the new Europe the European Councils in Brussels and Copenhagen 2002 Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)

During the second half of 2002 the European Councils in

Brussels and Copenhagen decided to admit ten new members

to the European Union from Central and Eastern Europe and

the Mediterranean in May 2004 This book looks at the EU

enlargement from the 1950s to the 1990s and the different

negotiations that occurred up until 2002

After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019 Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE Coming soon

The history and meaning of the Berlin Wall remain

controversial even three decades after its fall Drawing on an

extensive range of archival sources and interviews this book

profiles key memory activists who have fought to commemorate

the history of the Berlin Wall and examines their role in the

creation of a new German national narrative With victims

perpetrators and heroes the Berlin Wall has joined the

Holocaust as an essential part of German collective memory

Key Wall anniversaries have become signposts marking German views of the past its relevance to

the present and the complicated project of defining German national identity Considering multiple

German approaches to remembering the Wall via memorials trials public ceremonies films and

music this revelatory work also traces how global memory of the Wall has impacted German

memory policy It depicts the power and fragility of state-backed memory projects and the

potential of such projects to reconcile or divide

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

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In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

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En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 7: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall Jamal Shahin Michael Wintle (Eds) London New York Macmillan 2000 Available at Council Library Main Collection (069434)

The Idea of a United Europe examines the issues thrown up by

the reintegration of Europe since 1989-90 through the primary

perspective of European identity Authors from Britain

Germany and the Netherlands reviewed Europes progression

after a decade had passed since the end of the Cold War

Differences within Europe and unifying factors were both

assessed in the course of the quest to examine what Europe

had become and would become at the turn of the millennium

German reunification a multinational history Freacutedeacuteric Bozo Andreas Roumldder Mary Elise Sarotte (Eds) Abingdon Routledge 2017 Available at Council Library Main Collection (105491)

The reunification of Germany in 1989-90 was one of the most

unexpected and momentous events of the twentieth century

Embedded within the wider process of the end of the Cold War

it contributed decisively to the dramatic changes that followed

the end of the division of Europe the collapse of the Warsaw

Pact the origins of NATOrsquos eastward expansion and not least

the creation of the European Union Based on the wealth of

evidence that has become available from many countries

involved and relying on the most recent historiography this

collection takes into account the complex interaction of multinational processes that were

instrumental in shaping German reunification in the pivotal years 1989-90

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20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom Natalia Bubnova (Ed) Moscow Carnegie Moscow Center 2011 OPEN ACCESS Online

Enormous societal and political shifts twenty years ago opened

prospects for a new united Europe and put an end to the Cold

War and the nuclear standoff Despite Russiarsquos enormous role

in this peaceful departure from totalitarianism the countryrsquos

course in the subsequent two decades has not been so

straightforward The book focuses on the outcome of

transformation in Russia and other post-communist nations

comparing Russiarsquos experience with that of the Central and

Eastern European states

European Union - the second founding the changing rationale of European integration Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)

The original founding of European integration in 1957 was based

on the notion of internal reconciliation among European states and

societies Since the 1990s European integration has become

increasingly a political project with implications for the internal

structure of its member states and their societies At the same

time with the end of the Cold War the rational of European

integration has begun to change European integration is about a

new global role of Europe its contribution to the management of global affairs and its ability to

cope with the effects of globalisation on Europe

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The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Singapore Konrad Adenauer Stiftung 2009 OPEN ACCESS Online

1989 was the year of peaceful revolutions across communist

Europe The symbolic breakdown of the Berlin Wall on

November 9 1989 will forever be remembered as a day of

history comparable to the storm of the Bastille during the

French Revolution exactly two centuries earlier 1989 was a

turning point for European integration

From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990 Guumlnther Heydemann Karel Vodička (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka

More than 25 years after the fall of the Soviet Union European

integration remains a work in progress especially in those

Eastern European nations most dramatically reshaped by

democratization and economic liberalization This volume

assembles empirically grounded studies of eleven states--

Estonia Latvia Lithuania Poland the Czech Republic

Slovakia Hungary Romania Bulgaria Slovenia and the former

East Germany - that went on to join the European Union Each

chapter analyses the political economic and social transformations that have taken place in these

nations using a comparative approach to identify structural similarities and assess outcomes

relative to one another as well as the rest of the EU

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Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall the transition countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union have witnessed

dramatic changes in outputs the nature of jobs standards of

living patterns of trade and the quality of education and health

services All the reports in this series offer specific policy

recommendations that are intended to help the countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union promote economic

growth and foster higher living standards in the rapidly changing world in which they are

undertaking the transition to a market economy

Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders Haakon A Ikonomou Aureacutelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka

For the quarter-century following the fall of the Berlin Wall in

1989 the EU had a near monopoly on transformative power in

its neighbourhood which influenced the following decades of

enlargement This chapter reviews six major lessons drawn by

European Union (EU) policy-makers following the big bang

enlargement of 2004 and 2007 which brought 12 new members

into the EU The chapter argues that domestic politics have increasingly constrained the EUs

external policies especially by changing enlargement from an elite-led and largely consensus-

based project to a much more contested one Populist politics began to surge in both the EU and

enlargement countries during the Euro and migration crises bringing controversy to issues such as

internal mobility from poorer to richer parts of the EU It covers both the period of post-1989

Euphoria and the political events of the 2000s to 2010s

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Globales oder semi-globales Dorf In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen Jean-Yves Huwart Loiumlc Verdier Paris OECD Publishing 2014 Access via Eureka

Mit der Oumlffnung der ehemals kommunistischen

Ostblockstaaten fuumlr die Marktwirtschaft und der Revolution der

Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie setzte in den

1990er Jahren weltweit eine beispiellose Integration vieler

Volkswirtschaften ein Im Waren- und Kapitalverkehr erreichte

die Globalisierung von wenigen Ausnahmen abgesehen ein

enormes Ausmaszlig Bei Dienstleistungen und Arbeitskraumlften

nahm der Grad der Globalisierung zwar in einigen Bereichen zu blieb aber insgesamt eher

begrenzt

Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version

La chute du mur de Berlin dans la nuit du 9 au 10 novembre

1989 symbole de la fin de la guerre froide entraicircne toute une

seacuterie drsquoeacuteveacutenements qui changeront pour toujours le visage de

lrsquoEurope Bien que les chefs drsquoEacutetat des quatre forces drsquooccupation ainsi que des deux Eacutetats

allemands soient consideacutereacutes comme les principaux protagonistes de cette unification lrsquoemprise de

la CEE ne doit pas ecirctre sous-estimeacutee La preacutesente eacutetude vise agrave preacutesenter le travail politique que

reacutealisa le PE dans le contexte de lrsquounification allemande Le travail de la commission temporaire

toucha agrave de multiples domaines Lrsquoeacutetendue de cette eacutetude ne permet toutefois drsquoapprofondir que

trois aspects speacutecifiques qui concernent plus directement lrsquoaction et les compeacutetences

institutionnelles de la Communauteacute europeacuteenne tels que les questions institutionnelles les

implications budgeacutetaires et la politique de seacutecuriteacute

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1989 An introduction to an international history In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989 Jeffrey A Engel (Ed) Oxford Oxford University Press 2009 Available at Staff Library Main Collection (eng94(100)ENGE)

This introductory chapter focuses on the fall of the Berlin Wall

in 1989 and its aftermath More specifically it examines how

leaders in the worlds four principal strategic centersmdashEurope

the Soviet bloc China and the United Statesmdashviewed the

reforms protests revolutions and suppressions they

witnessed fostered and even fell victim to It also considers

how Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union Deng Xiaoping of

China George Bush of the United States Helmut Kohl of Germany and Margaret Thatcher of

Britain thought the end of the long-running Cold War would affect their nations and the world

Finally the chapter explains how the global battle of communism versus capitalism framed these

leaders worldview

Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration Michael Bernhard Jan Kubik (Eds) New York Oxford University Press 2014 Available at Council Library Main Collection (101324)

While the fall of the Berlin Wall is positively commemorated in

the West the intervening years have shown that the former

Soviet Bloc has a more complicated view of its legacy In post-

communist Eastern Europe the way people remember state

socialism is closely intertwined with the manner in which they

envision historical justice Twenty Years After Communism is

concerned with the explosion of a politics of memory triggered

by the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe and it takes a

comparative look at the ways that communism and its demise

have been commemorated (or not commemorated) by major political actors across the region

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1990 the beginning of a new era In Democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe 1989-90 the European Parliament and the end of the cold war Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

This is an analysis made by the Historical Archives of the

European Parliament It looks at the European Parliaments role

in the events leading to democratic changes in Central and

Eastern Europe This section looks at the (Economic) Relations

with Central and Eastern Europe the economic to political relations Poland the GDR and German

unification cooperation with the USSR and The Europe Agreements

The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)

Europe Undivided analyses how an enlarging EU has

facilitated a convergence toward liberal democracy among

credible future members of the EU in Central and Eastern

Europe It reveals how variations in domestic competition put

democratizing states on different political trajectories after 1989

and how the EUs leverage eventually influenced domestic

politics in liberal and particularly illiberal democracies In doing so Europe Undivided illuminates

the changing dynamics of the relationship between the EU and candidate states from 1989 to

2004

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The making of the new Europe the European Councils in Brussels and Copenhagen 2002 Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)

During the second half of 2002 the European Councils in

Brussels and Copenhagen decided to admit ten new members

to the European Union from Central and Eastern Europe and

the Mediterranean in May 2004 This book looks at the EU

enlargement from the 1950s to the 1990s and the different

negotiations that occurred up until 2002

After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019 Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE Coming soon

The history and meaning of the Berlin Wall remain

controversial even three decades after its fall Drawing on an

extensive range of archival sources and interviews this book

profiles key memory activists who have fought to commemorate

the history of the Berlin Wall and examines their role in the

creation of a new German national narrative With victims

perpetrators and heroes the Berlin Wall has joined the

Holocaust as an essential part of German collective memory

Key Wall anniversaries have become signposts marking German views of the past its relevance to

the present and the complicated project of defining German national identity Considering multiple

German approaches to remembering the Wall via memorials trials public ceremonies films and

music this revelatory work also traces how global memory of the Wall has impacted German

memory policy It depicts the power and fragility of state-backed memory projects and the

potential of such projects to reconcile or divide

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

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In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

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En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 8: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom Natalia Bubnova (Ed) Moscow Carnegie Moscow Center 2011 OPEN ACCESS Online

Enormous societal and political shifts twenty years ago opened

prospects for a new united Europe and put an end to the Cold

War and the nuclear standoff Despite Russiarsquos enormous role

in this peaceful departure from totalitarianism the countryrsquos

course in the subsequent two decades has not been so

straightforward The book focuses on the outcome of

transformation in Russia and other post-communist nations

comparing Russiarsquos experience with that of the Central and

Eastern European states

European Union - the second founding the changing rationale of European integration Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)

The original founding of European integration in 1957 was based

on the notion of internal reconciliation among European states and

societies Since the 1990s European integration has become

increasingly a political project with implications for the internal

structure of its member states and their societies At the same

time with the end of the Cold War the rational of European

integration has begun to change European integration is about a

new global role of Europe its contribution to the management of global affairs and its ability to

cope with the effects of globalisation on Europe

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The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Singapore Konrad Adenauer Stiftung 2009 OPEN ACCESS Online

1989 was the year of peaceful revolutions across communist

Europe The symbolic breakdown of the Berlin Wall on

November 9 1989 will forever be remembered as a day of

history comparable to the storm of the Bastille during the

French Revolution exactly two centuries earlier 1989 was a

turning point for European integration

From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990 Guumlnther Heydemann Karel Vodička (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka

More than 25 years after the fall of the Soviet Union European

integration remains a work in progress especially in those

Eastern European nations most dramatically reshaped by

democratization and economic liberalization This volume

assembles empirically grounded studies of eleven states--

Estonia Latvia Lithuania Poland the Czech Republic

Slovakia Hungary Romania Bulgaria Slovenia and the former

East Germany - that went on to join the European Union Each

chapter analyses the political economic and social transformations that have taken place in these

nations using a comparative approach to identify structural similarities and assess outcomes

relative to one another as well as the rest of the EU

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Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall the transition countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union have witnessed

dramatic changes in outputs the nature of jobs standards of

living patterns of trade and the quality of education and health

services All the reports in this series offer specific policy

recommendations that are intended to help the countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union promote economic

growth and foster higher living standards in the rapidly changing world in which they are

undertaking the transition to a market economy

Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders Haakon A Ikonomou Aureacutelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka

For the quarter-century following the fall of the Berlin Wall in

1989 the EU had a near monopoly on transformative power in

its neighbourhood which influenced the following decades of

enlargement This chapter reviews six major lessons drawn by

European Union (EU) policy-makers following the big bang

enlargement of 2004 and 2007 which brought 12 new members

into the EU The chapter argues that domestic politics have increasingly constrained the EUs

external policies especially by changing enlargement from an elite-led and largely consensus-

based project to a much more contested one Populist politics began to surge in both the EU and

enlargement countries during the Euro and migration crises bringing controversy to issues such as

internal mobility from poorer to richer parts of the EU It covers both the period of post-1989

Euphoria and the political events of the 2000s to 2010s

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Globales oder semi-globales Dorf In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen Jean-Yves Huwart Loiumlc Verdier Paris OECD Publishing 2014 Access via Eureka

Mit der Oumlffnung der ehemals kommunistischen

Ostblockstaaten fuumlr die Marktwirtschaft und der Revolution der

Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie setzte in den

1990er Jahren weltweit eine beispiellose Integration vieler

Volkswirtschaften ein Im Waren- und Kapitalverkehr erreichte

die Globalisierung von wenigen Ausnahmen abgesehen ein

enormes Ausmaszlig Bei Dienstleistungen und Arbeitskraumlften

nahm der Grad der Globalisierung zwar in einigen Bereichen zu blieb aber insgesamt eher

begrenzt

Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version

La chute du mur de Berlin dans la nuit du 9 au 10 novembre

1989 symbole de la fin de la guerre froide entraicircne toute une

seacuterie drsquoeacuteveacutenements qui changeront pour toujours le visage de

lrsquoEurope Bien que les chefs drsquoEacutetat des quatre forces drsquooccupation ainsi que des deux Eacutetats

allemands soient consideacutereacutes comme les principaux protagonistes de cette unification lrsquoemprise de

la CEE ne doit pas ecirctre sous-estimeacutee La preacutesente eacutetude vise agrave preacutesenter le travail politique que

reacutealisa le PE dans le contexte de lrsquounification allemande Le travail de la commission temporaire

toucha agrave de multiples domaines Lrsquoeacutetendue de cette eacutetude ne permet toutefois drsquoapprofondir que

trois aspects speacutecifiques qui concernent plus directement lrsquoaction et les compeacutetences

institutionnelles de la Communauteacute europeacuteenne tels que les questions institutionnelles les

implications budgeacutetaires et la politique de seacutecuriteacute

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1989 An introduction to an international history In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989 Jeffrey A Engel (Ed) Oxford Oxford University Press 2009 Available at Staff Library Main Collection (eng94(100)ENGE)

This introductory chapter focuses on the fall of the Berlin Wall

in 1989 and its aftermath More specifically it examines how

leaders in the worlds four principal strategic centersmdashEurope

the Soviet bloc China and the United Statesmdashviewed the

reforms protests revolutions and suppressions they

witnessed fostered and even fell victim to It also considers

how Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union Deng Xiaoping of

China George Bush of the United States Helmut Kohl of Germany and Margaret Thatcher of

Britain thought the end of the long-running Cold War would affect their nations and the world

Finally the chapter explains how the global battle of communism versus capitalism framed these

leaders worldview

Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration Michael Bernhard Jan Kubik (Eds) New York Oxford University Press 2014 Available at Council Library Main Collection (101324)

While the fall of the Berlin Wall is positively commemorated in

the West the intervening years have shown that the former

Soviet Bloc has a more complicated view of its legacy In post-

communist Eastern Europe the way people remember state

socialism is closely intertwined with the manner in which they

envision historical justice Twenty Years After Communism is

concerned with the explosion of a politics of memory triggered

by the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe and it takes a

comparative look at the ways that communism and its demise

have been commemorated (or not commemorated) by major political actors across the region

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1990 the beginning of a new era In Democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe 1989-90 the European Parliament and the end of the cold war Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

This is an analysis made by the Historical Archives of the

European Parliament It looks at the European Parliaments role

in the events leading to democratic changes in Central and

Eastern Europe This section looks at the (Economic) Relations

with Central and Eastern Europe the economic to political relations Poland the GDR and German

unification cooperation with the USSR and The Europe Agreements

The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)

Europe Undivided analyses how an enlarging EU has

facilitated a convergence toward liberal democracy among

credible future members of the EU in Central and Eastern

Europe It reveals how variations in domestic competition put

democratizing states on different political trajectories after 1989

and how the EUs leverage eventually influenced domestic

politics in liberal and particularly illiberal democracies In doing so Europe Undivided illuminates

the changing dynamics of the relationship between the EU and candidate states from 1989 to

2004

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The making of the new Europe the European Councils in Brussels and Copenhagen 2002 Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)

During the second half of 2002 the European Councils in

Brussels and Copenhagen decided to admit ten new members

to the European Union from Central and Eastern Europe and

the Mediterranean in May 2004 This book looks at the EU

enlargement from the 1950s to the 1990s and the different

negotiations that occurred up until 2002

After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019 Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE Coming soon

The history and meaning of the Berlin Wall remain

controversial even three decades after its fall Drawing on an

extensive range of archival sources and interviews this book

profiles key memory activists who have fought to commemorate

the history of the Berlin Wall and examines their role in the

creation of a new German national narrative With victims

perpetrators and heroes the Berlin Wall has joined the

Holocaust as an essential part of German collective memory

Key Wall anniversaries have become signposts marking German views of the past its relevance to

the present and the complicated project of defining German national identity Considering multiple

German approaches to remembering the Wall via memorials trials public ceremonies films and

music this revelatory work also traces how global memory of the Wall has impacted German

memory policy It depicts the power and fragility of state-backed memory projects and the

potential of such projects to reconcile or divide

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

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In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

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En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 9: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Singapore Konrad Adenauer Stiftung 2009 OPEN ACCESS Online

1989 was the year of peaceful revolutions across communist

Europe The symbolic breakdown of the Berlin Wall on

November 9 1989 will forever be remembered as a day of

history comparable to the storm of the Bastille during the

French Revolution exactly two centuries earlier 1989 was a

turning point for European integration

From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990 Guumlnther Heydemann Karel Vodička (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka

More than 25 years after the fall of the Soviet Union European

integration remains a work in progress especially in those

Eastern European nations most dramatically reshaped by

democratization and economic liberalization This volume

assembles empirically grounded studies of eleven states--

Estonia Latvia Lithuania Poland the Czech Republic

Slovakia Hungary Romania Bulgaria Slovenia and the former

East Germany - that went on to join the European Union Each

chapter analyses the political economic and social transformations that have taken place in these

nations using a comparative approach to identify structural similarities and assess outcomes

relative to one another as well as the rest of the EU

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Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall the transition countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union have witnessed

dramatic changes in outputs the nature of jobs standards of

living patterns of trade and the quality of education and health

services All the reports in this series offer specific policy

recommendations that are intended to help the countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union promote economic

growth and foster higher living standards in the rapidly changing world in which they are

undertaking the transition to a market economy

Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders Haakon A Ikonomou Aureacutelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka

For the quarter-century following the fall of the Berlin Wall in

1989 the EU had a near monopoly on transformative power in

its neighbourhood which influenced the following decades of

enlargement This chapter reviews six major lessons drawn by

European Union (EU) policy-makers following the big bang

enlargement of 2004 and 2007 which brought 12 new members

into the EU The chapter argues that domestic politics have increasingly constrained the EUs

external policies especially by changing enlargement from an elite-led and largely consensus-

based project to a much more contested one Populist politics began to surge in both the EU and

enlargement countries during the Euro and migration crises bringing controversy to issues such as

internal mobility from poorer to richer parts of the EU It covers both the period of post-1989

Euphoria and the political events of the 2000s to 2010s

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Globales oder semi-globales Dorf In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen Jean-Yves Huwart Loiumlc Verdier Paris OECD Publishing 2014 Access via Eureka

Mit der Oumlffnung der ehemals kommunistischen

Ostblockstaaten fuumlr die Marktwirtschaft und der Revolution der

Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie setzte in den

1990er Jahren weltweit eine beispiellose Integration vieler

Volkswirtschaften ein Im Waren- und Kapitalverkehr erreichte

die Globalisierung von wenigen Ausnahmen abgesehen ein

enormes Ausmaszlig Bei Dienstleistungen und Arbeitskraumlften

nahm der Grad der Globalisierung zwar in einigen Bereichen zu blieb aber insgesamt eher

begrenzt

Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version

La chute du mur de Berlin dans la nuit du 9 au 10 novembre

1989 symbole de la fin de la guerre froide entraicircne toute une

seacuterie drsquoeacuteveacutenements qui changeront pour toujours le visage de

lrsquoEurope Bien que les chefs drsquoEacutetat des quatre forces drsquooccupation ainsi que des deux Eacutetats

allemands soient consideacutereacutes comme les principaux protagonistes de cette unification lrsquoemprise de

la CEE ne doit pas ecirctre sous-estimeacutee La preacutesente eacutetude vise agrave preacutesenter le travail politique que

reacutealisa le PE dans le contexte de lrsquounification allemande Le travail de la commission temporaire

toucha agrave de multiples domaines Lrsquoeacutetendue de cette eacutetude ne permet toutefois drsquoapprofondir que

trois aspects speacutecifiques qui concernent plus directement lrsquoaction et les compeacutetences

institutionnelles de la Communauteacute europeacuteenne tels que les questions institutionnelles les

implications budgeacutetaires et la politique de seacutecuriteacute

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1989 An introduction to an international history In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989 Jeffrey A Engel (Ed) Oxford Oxford University Press 2009 Available at Staff Library Main Collection (eng94(100)ENGE)

This introductory chapter focuses on the fall of the Berlin Wall

in 1989 and its aftermath More specifically it examines how

leaders in the worlds four principal strategic centersmdashEurope

the Soviet bloc China and the United Statesmdashviewed the

reforms protests revolutions and suppressions they

witnessed fostered and even fell victim to It also considers

how Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union Deng Xiaoping of

China George Bush of the United States Helmut Kohl of Germany and Margaret Thatcher of

Britain thought the end of the long-running Cold War would affect their nations and the world

Finally the chapter explains how the global battle of communism versus capitalism framed these

leaders worldview

Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration Michael Bernhard Jan Kubik (Eds) New York Oxford University Press 2014 Available at Council Library Main Collection (101324)

While the fall of the Berlin Wall is positively commemorated in

the West the intervening years have shown that the former

Soviet Bloc has a more complicated view of its legacy In post-

communist Eastern Europe the way people remember state

socialism is closely intertwined with the manner in which they

envision historical justice Twenty Years After Communism is

concerned with the explosion of a politics of memory triggered

by the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe and it takes a

comparative look at the ways that communism and its demise

have been commemorated (or not commemorated) by major political actors across the region

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1990 the beginning of a new era In Democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe 1989-90 the European Parliament and the end of the cold war Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

This is an analysis made by the Historical Archives of the

European Parliament It looks at the European Parliaments role

in the events leading to democratic changes in Central and

Eastern Europe This section looks at the (Economic) Relations

with Central and Eastern Europe the economic to political relations Poland the GDR and German

unification cooperation with the USSR and The Europe Agreements

The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)

Europe Undivided analyses how an enlarging EU has

facilitated a convergence toward liberal democracy among

credible future members of the EU in Central and Eastern

Europe It reveals how variations in domestic competition put

democratizing states on different political trajectories after 1989

and how the EUs leverage eventually influenced domestic

politics in liberal and particularly illiberal democracies In doing so Europe Undivided illuminates

the changing dynamics of the relationship between the EU and candidate states from 1989 to

2004

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The making of the new Europe the European Councils in Brussels and Copenhagen 2002 Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)

During the second half of 2002 the European Councils in

Brussels and Copenhagen decided to admit ten new members

to the European Union from Central and Eastern Europe and

the Mediterranean in May 2004 This book looks at the EU

enlargement from the 1950s to the 1990s and the different

negotiations that occurred up until 2002

After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019 Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE Coming soon

The history and meaning of the Berlin Wall remain

controversial even three decades after its fall Drawing on an

extensive range of archival sources and interviews this book

profiles key memory activists who have fought to commemorate

the history of the Berlin Wall and examines their role in the

creation of a new German national narrative With victims

perpetrators and heroes the Berlin Wall has joined the

Holocaust as an essential part of German collective memory

Key Wall anniversaries have become signposts marking German views of the past its relevance to

the present and the complicated project of defining German national identity Considering multiple

German approaches to remembering the Wall via memorials trials public ceremonies films and

music this revelatory work also traces how global memory of the Wall has impacted German

memory policy It depicts the power and fragility of state-backed memory projects and the

potential of such projects to reconcile or divide

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

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In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

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En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 10: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall the transition countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union have witnessed

dramatic changes in outputs the nature of jobs standards of

living patterns of trade and the quality of education and health

services All the reports in this series offer specific policy

recommendations that are intended to help the countries of

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union promote economic

growth and foster higher living standards in the rapidly changing world in which they are

undertaking the transition to a market economy

Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders Haakon A Ikonomou Aureacutelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka

For the quarter-century following the fall of the Berlin Wall in

1989 the EU had a near monopoly on transformative power in

its neighbourhood which influenced the following decades of

enlargement This chapter reviews six major lessons drawn by

European Union (EU) policy-makers following the big bang

enlargement of 2004 and 2007 which brought 12 new members

into the EU The chapter argues that domestic politics have increasingly constrained the EUs

external policies especially by changing enlargement from an elite-led and largely consensus-

based project to a much more contested one Populist politics began to surge in both the EU and

enlargement countries during the Euro and migration crises bringing controversy to issues such as

internal mobility from poorer to richer parts of the EU It covers both the period of post-1989

Euphoria and the political events of the 2000s to 2010s

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Globales oder semi-globales Dorf In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen Jean-Yves Huwart Loiumlc Verdier Paris OECD Publishing 2014 Access via Eureka

Mit der Oumlffnung der ehemals kommunistischen

Ostblockstaaten fuumlr die Marktwirtschaft und der Revolution der

Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie setzte in den

1990er Jahren weltweit eine beispiellose Integration vieler

Volkswirtschaften ein Im Waren- und Kapitalverkehr erreichte

die Globalisierung von wenigen Ausnahmen abgesehen ein

enormes Ausmaszlig Bei Dienstleistungen und Arbeitskraumlften

nahm der Grad der Globalisierung zwar in einigen Bereichen zu blieb aber insgesamt eher

begrenzt

Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version

La chute du mur de Berlin dans la nuit du 9 au 10 novembre

1989 symbole de la fin de la guerre froide entraicircne toute une

seacuterie drsquoeacuteveacutenements qui changeront pour toujours le visage de

lrsquoEurope Bien que les chefs drsquoEacutetat des quatre forces drsquooccupation ainsi que des deux Eacutetats

allemands soient consideacutereacutes comme les principaux protagonistes de cette unification lrsquoemprise de

la CEE ne doit pas ecirctre sous-estimeacutee La preacutesente eacutetude vise agrave preacutesenter le travail politique que

reacutealisa le PE dans le contexte de lrsquounification allemande Le travail de la commission temporaire

toucha agrave de multiples domaines Lrsquoeacutetendue de cette eacutetude ne permet toutefois drsquoapprofondir que

trois aspects speacutecifiques qui concernent plus directement lrsquoaction et les compeacutetences

institutionnelles de la Communauteacute europeacuteenne tels que les questions institutionnelles les

implications budgeacutetaires et la politique de seacutecuriteacute

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1989 An introduction to an international history In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989 Jeffrey A Engel (Ed) Oxford Oxford University Press 2009 Available at Staff Library Main Collection (eng94(100)ENGE)

This introductory chapter focuses on the fall of the Berlin Wall

in 1989 and its aftermath More specifically it examines how

leaders in the worlds four principal strategic centersmdashEurope

the Soviet bloc China and the United Statesmdashviewed the

reforms protests revolutions and suppressions they

witnessed fostered and even fell victim to It also considers

how Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union Deng Xiaoping of

China George Bush of the United States Helmut Kohl of Germany and Margaret Thatcher of

Britain thought the end of the long-running Cold War would affect their nations and the world

Finally the chapter explains how the global battle of communism versus capitalism framed these

leaders worldview

Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration Michael Bernhard Jan Kubik (Eds) New York Oxford University Press 2014 Available at Council Library Main Collection (101324)

While the fall of the Berlin Wall is positively commemorated in

the West the intervening years have shown that the former

Soviet Bloc has a more complicated view of its legacy In post-

communist Eastern Europe the way people remember state

socialism is closely intertwined with the manner in which they

envision historical justice Twenty Years After Communism is

concerned with the explosion of a politics of memory triggered

by the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe and it takes a

comparative look at the ways that communism and its demise

have been commemorated (or not commemorated) by major political actors across the region

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1990 the beginning of a new era In Democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe 1989-90 the European Parliament and the end of the cold war Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

This is an analysis made by the Historical Archives of the

European Parliament It looks at the European Parliaments role

in the events leading to democratic changes in Central and

Eastern Europe This section looks at the (Economic) Relations

with Central and Eastern Europe the economic to political relations Poland the GDR and German

unification cooperation with the USSR and The Europe Agreements

The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)

Europe Undivided analyses how an enlarging EU has

facilitated a convergence toward liberal democracy among

credible future members of the EU in Central and Eastern

Europe It reveals how variations in domestic competition put

democratizing states on different political trajectories after 1989

and how the EUs leverage eventually influenced domestic

politics in liberal and particularly illiberal democracies In doing so Europe Undivided illuminates

the changing dynamics of the relationship between the EU and candidate states from 1989 to

2004

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The making of the new Europe the European Councils in Brussels and Copenhagen 2002 Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)

During the second half of 2002 the European Councils in

Brussels and Copenhagen decided to admit ten new members

to the European Union from Central and Eastern Europe and

the Mediterranean in May 2004 This book looks at the EU

enlargement from the 1950s to the 1990s and the different

negotiations that occurred up until 2002

After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019 Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE Coming soon

The history and meaning of the Berlin Wall remain

controversial even three decades after its fall Drawing on an

extensive range of archival sources and interviews this book

profiles key memory activists who have fought to commemorate

the history of the Berlin Wall and examines their role in the

creation of a new German national narrative With victims

perpetrators and heroes the Berlin Wall has joined the

Holocaust as an essential part of German collective memory

Key Wall anniversaries have become signposts marking German views of the past its relevance to

the present and the complicated project of defining German national identity Considering multiple

German approaches to remembering the Wall via memorials trials public ceremonies films and

music this revelatory work also traces how global memory of the Wall has impacted German

memory policy It depicts the power and fragility of state-backed memory projects and the

potential of such projects to reconcile or divide

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

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In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

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En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 11: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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Globales oder semi-globales Dorf In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen Jean-Yves Huwart Loiumlc Verdier Paris OECD Publishing 2014 Access via Eureka

Mit der Oumlffnung der ehemals kommunistischen

Ostblockstaaten fuumlr die Marktwirtschaft und der Revolution der

Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie setzte in den

1990er Jahren weltweit eine beispiellose Integration vieler

Volkswirtschaften ein Im Waren- und Kapitalverkehr erreichte

die Globalisierung von wenigen Ausnahmen abgesehen ein

enormes Ausmaszlig Bei Dienstleistungen und Arbeitskraumlften

nahm der Grad der Globalisierung zwar in einigen Bereichen zu blieb aber insgesamt eher

begrenzt

Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version

La chute du mur de Berlin dans la nuit du 9 au 10 novembre

1989 symbole de la fin de la guerre froide entraicircne toute une

seacuterie drsquoeacuteveacutenements qui changeront pour toujours le visage de

lrsquoEurope Bien que les chefs drsquoEacutetat des quatre forces drsquooccupation ainsi que des deux Eacutetats

allemands soient consideacutereacutes comme les principaux protagonistes de cette unification lrsquoemprise de

la CEE ne doit pas ecirctre sous-estimeacutee La preacutesente eacutetude vise agrave preacutesenter le travail politique que

reacutealisa le PE dans le contexte de lrsquounification allemande Le travail de la commission temporaire

toucha agrave de multiples domaines Lrsquoeacutetendue de cette eacutetude ne permet toutefois drsquoapprofondir que

trois aspects speacutecifiques qui concernent plus directement lrsquoaction et les compeacutetences

institutionnelles de la Communauteacute europeacuteenne tels que les questions institutionnelles les

implications budgeacutetaires et la politique de seacutecuriteacute

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1989 An introduction to an international history In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989 Jeffrey A Engel (Ed) Oxford Oxford University Press 2009 Available at Staff Library Main Collection (eng94(100)ENGE)

This introductory chapter focuses on the fall of the Berlin Wall

in 1989 and its aftermath More specifically it examines how

leaders in the worlds four principal strategic centersmdashEurope

the Soviet bloc China and the United Statesmdashviewed the

reforms protests revolutions and suppressions they

witnessed fostered and even fell victim to It also considers

how Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union Deng Xiaoping of

China George Bush of the United States Helmut Kohl of Germany and Margaret Thatcher of

Britain thought the end of the long-running Cold War would affect their nations and the world

Finally the chapter explains how the global battle of communism versus capitalism framed these

leaders worldview

Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration Michael Bernhard Jan Kubik (Eds) New York Oxford University Press 2014 Available at Council Library Main Collection (101324)

While the fall of the Berlin Wall is positively commemorated in

the West the intervening years have shown that the former

Soviet Bloc has a more complicated view of its legacy In post-

communist Eastern Europe the way people remember state

socialism is closely intertwined with the manner in which they

envision historical justice Twenty Years After Communism is

concerned with the explosion of a politics of memory triggered

by the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe and it takes a

comparative look at the ways that communism and its demise

have been commemorated (or not commemorated) by major political actors across the region

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1990 the beginning of a new era In Democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe 1989-90 the European Parliament and the end of the cold war Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

This is an analysis made by the Historical Archives of the

European Parliament It looks at the European Parliaments role

in the events leading to democratic changes in Central and

Eastern Europe This section looks at the (Economic) Relations

with Central and Eastern Europe the economic to political relations Poland the GDR and German

unification cooperation with the USSR and The Europe Agreements

The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)

Europe Undivided analyses how an enlarging EU has

facilitated a convergence toward liberal democracy among

credible future members of the EU in Central and Eastern

Europe It reveals how variations in domestic competition put

democratizing states on different political trajectories after 1989

and how the EUs leverage eventually influenced domestic

politics in liberal and particularly illiberal democracies In doing so Europe Undivided illuminates

the changing dynamics of the relationship between the EU and candidate states from 1989 to

2004

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The making of the new Europe the European Councils in Brussels and Copenhagen 2002 Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)

During the second half of 2002 the European Councils in

Brussels and Copenhagen decided to admit ten new members

to the European Union from Central and Eastern Europe and

the Mediterranean in May 2004 This book looks at the EU

enlargement from the 1950s to the 1990s and the different

negotiations that occurred up until 2002

After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019 Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE Coming soon

The history and meaning of the Berlin Wall remain

controversial even three decades after its fall Drawing on an

extensive range of archival sources and interviews this book

profiles key memory activists who have fought to commemorate

the history of the Berlin Wall and examines their role in the

creation of a new German national narrative With victims

perpetrators and heroes the Berlin Wall has joined the

Holocaust as an essential part of German collective memory

Key Wall anniversaries have become signposts marking German views of the past its relevance to

the present and the complicated project of defining German national identity Considering multiple

German approaches to remembering the Wall via memorials trials public ceremonies films and

music this revelatory work also traces how global memory of the Wall has impacted German

memory policy It depicts the power and fragility of state-backed memory projects and the

potential of such projects to reconcile or divide

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

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In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

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En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 12: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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1989 An introduction to an international history In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989 Jeffrey A Engel (Ed) Oxford Oxford University Press 2009 Available at Staff Library Main Collection (eng94(100)ENGE)

This introductory chapter focuses on the fall of the Berlin Wall

in 1989 and its aftermath More specifically it examines how

leaders in the worlds four principal strategic centersmdashEurope

the Soviet bloc China and the United Statesmdashviewed the

reforms protests revolutions and suppressions they

witnessed fostered and even fell victim to It also considers

how Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union Deng Xiaoping of

China George Bush of the United States Helmut Kohl of Germany and Margaret Thatcher of

Britain thought the end of the long-running Cold War would affect their nations and the world

Finally the chapter explains how the global battle of communism versus capitalism framed these

leaders worldview

Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration Michael Bernhard Jan Kubik (Eds) New York Oxford University Press 2014 Available at Council Library Main Collection (101324)

While the fall of the Berlin Wall is positively commemorated in

the West the intervening years have shown that the former

Soviet Bloc has a more complicated view of its legacy In post-

communist Eastern Europe the way people remember state

socialism is closely intertwined with the manner in which they

envision historical justice Twenty Years After Communism is

concerned with the explosion of a politics of memory triggered

by the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe and it takes a

comparative look at the ways that communism and its demise

have been commemorated (or not commemorated) by major political actors across the region

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1990 the beginning of a new era In Democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe 1989-90 the European Parliament and the end of the cold war Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

This is an analysis made by the Historical Archives of the

European Parliament It looks at the European Parliaments role

in the events leading to democratic changes in Central and

Eastern Europe This section looks at the (Economic) Relations

with Central and Eastern Europe the economic to political relations Poland the GDR and German

unification cooperation with the USSR and The Europe Agreements

The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)

Europe Undivided analyses how an enlarging EU has

facilitated a convergence toward liberal democracy among

credible future members of the EU in Central and Eastern

Europe It reveals how variations in domestic competition put

democratizing states on different political trajectories after 1989

and how the EUs leverage eventually influenced domestic

politics in liberal and particularly illiberal democracies In doing so Europe Undivided illuminates

the changing dynamics of the relationship between the EU and candidate states from 1989 to

2004

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The making of the new Europe the European Councils in Brussels and Copenhagen 2002 Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)

During the second half of 2002 the European Councils in

Brussels and Copenhagen decided to admit ten new members

to the European Union from Central and Eastern Europe and

the Mediterranean in May 2004 This book looks at the EU

enlargement from the 1950s to the 1990s and the different

negotiations that occurred up until 2002

After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019 Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE Coming soon

The history and meaning of the Berlin Wall remain

controversial even three decades after its fall Drawing on an

extensive range of archival sources and interviews this book

profiles key memory activists who have fought to commemorate

the history of the Berlin Wall and examines their role in the

creation of a new German national narrative With victims

perpetrators and heroes the Berlin Wall has joined the

Holocaust as an essential part of German collective memory

Key Wall anniversaries have become signposts marking German views of the past its relevance to

the present and the complicated project of defining German national identity Considering multiple

German approaches to remembering the Wall via memorials trials public ceremonies films and

music this revelatory work also traces how global memory of the Wall has impacted German

memory policy It depicts the power and fragility of state-backed memory projects and the

potential of such projects to reconcile or divide

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

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In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

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En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 13: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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1990 the beginning of a new era In Democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe 1989-90 the European Parliament and the end of the cold war Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka

This is an analysis made by the Historical Archives of the

European Parliament It looks at the European Parliaments role

in the events leading to democratic changes in Central and

Eastern Europe This section looks at the (Economic) Relations

with Central and Eastern Europe the economic to political relations Poland the GDR and German

unification cooperation with the USSR and The Europe Agreements

The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)

Europe Undivided analyses how an enlarging EU has

facilitated a convergence toward liberal democracy among

credible future members of the EU in Central and Eastern

Europe It reveals how variations in domestic competition put

democratizing states on different political trajectories after 1989

and how the EUs leverage eventually influenced domestic

politics in liberal and particularly illiberal democracies In doing so Europe Undivided illuminates

the changing dynamics of the relationship between the EU and candidate states from 1989 to

2004

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The making of the new Europe the European Councils in Brussels and Copenhagen 2002 Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)

During the second half of 2002 the European Councils in

Brussels and Copenhagen decided to admit ten new members

to the European Union from Central and Eastern Europe and

the Mediterranean in May 2004 This book looks at the EU

enlargement from the 1950s to the 1990s and the different

negotiations that occurred up until 2002

After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019 Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE Coming soon

The history and meaning of the Berlin Wall remain

controversial even three decades after its fall Drawing on an

extensive range of archival sources and interviews this book

profiles key memory activists who have fought to commemorate

the history of the Berlin Wall and examines their role in the

creation of a new German national narrative With victims

perpetrators and heroes the Berlin Wall has joined the

Holocaust as an essential part of German collective memory

Key Wall anniversaries have become signposts marking German views of the past its relevance to

the present and the complicated project of defining German national identity Considering multiple

German approaches to remembering the Wall via memorials trials public ceremonies films and

music this revelatory work also traces how global memory of the Wall has impacted German

memory policy It depicts the power and fragility of state-backed memory projects and the

potential of such projects to reconcile or divide

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

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In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

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En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 14: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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The making of the new Europe the European Councils in Brussels and Copenhagen 2002 Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)

During the second half of 2002 the European Councils in

Brussels and Copenhagen decided to admit ten new members

to the European Union from Central and Eastern Europe and

the Mediterranean in May 2004 This book looks at the EU

enlargement from the 1950s to the 1990s and the different

negotiations that occurred up until 2002

After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019 Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE Coming soon

The history and meaning of the Berlin Wall remain

controversial even three decades after its fall Drawing on an

extensive range of archival sources and interviews this book

profiles key memory activists who have fought to commemorate

the history of the Berlin Wall and examines their role in the

creation of a new German national narrative With victims

perpetrators and heroes the Berlin Wall has joined the

Holocaust as an essential part of German collective memory

Key Wall anniversaries have become signposts marking German views of the past its relevance to

the present and the complicated project of defining German national identity Considering multiple

German approaches to remembering the Wall via memorials trials public ceremonies films and

music this revelatory work also traces how global memory of the Wall has impacted German

memory policy It depicts the power and fragility of state-backed memory projects and the

potential of such projects to reconcile or divide

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 1923

In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2023

En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 15: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon

The year 2019 marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin wall

This symbolic event led to German unification and the collapse

of communist party rule in countries of the Soviet-led Eastern

bloc Since then the post-communist countries of Central

Eastern and South-eastern Europe have tied their post-

communist transition to deep integration into the West including

EU accession This book with an internationally respected list

of contributors seeks to address and compare those diverse developments in communist and

post-communist countries and their relationship with the West from various angles

Selected articles

A peaceful revolution 30 years fall of the Berlin Wall Goethe-Institut German Consulate General New York 2019 Access Online For more than 28 years the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the division of Germany and the world

On November 9 1989 something happened that no one could have imagined or foreseen The

Berlin Wall fell Even 30 years later dealing with this epochal era that changed Germany Europe

and the world is extremely rewarding This multimedia publication gives an overview on the

developments

European Parliament and the path to German reunification European Parliament History Series European Parliament Think Tank 2019 Access Online This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall set in motion by the events of 9

November 1989 which led to Germanyrsquos full reunification within less than a year The accession of

the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Republic)

completed the reunification process on 3 October 1990 The European Parliament followed the

chain of profound political developments triggered by the fall of the Berlin Wall closely

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

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In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

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En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2223

Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2323

From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 16: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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The legacy of 1989 was western complacency Tony Barber Financial Times 1 October 2019 Access Online In 1989 as during Europersquos 1848 revolutions the people [of Soviet-led countries] wanted civic

freedoms and in many cases liberation from foreign overlords and their first independent states of

modern times But after 1989 the adoption of the western model mdash complete with EU membership

global capitalism and a liberal political philosophy mdash created tensions between liberalism allied to

internationalism and the assertion of a newly acquired national sovereignty

Liberal overreach and the misinterpretation of 1989 Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff The German Marshall Fund 13 September 2019 Access Online This piece is part of a full report Reassessing 1989 which looks at the major events of that

year including the fall of the Berlin Wall the Tiananmen Square protests and the breakup of

Yugoslavia

States of change attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall Lan Bui-Wrzosińska Open Society Foundations November 2019 Access Online Despite deep concerns about the future of democracy people in Central and Eastern Europe

retain a strong attachment to civil society and faith in the freedoms achieved with the collapse of

Communism This study is based on polling by YouGov conducted in Bulgaria the Czech

Republic Germany Hungary Poland Romania and Slovakia States of Change provides a

snapshot of current opinion on democracy freedom of speech the market economy and the

media in the former Eastern Bloc and Germany

After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism Branko Milanovic Challenge 04 March 2015 Vol58(2) pp135-138 Access via Eureka Many Western economists were rapturous about the prospects for Eastern Europes transition to

rapid growth and solid democracy once the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 The march to capitalism was to

be paved with gold However most of the nations did poorly Here is the disappointing scorecard

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

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La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 1923

In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2023

En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

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This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

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Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

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From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 17: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

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Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium Michel Rosenfeld Wojciech Sadurski Roberto Toniatti International Journal Of Constitutional Law 2015 Vol 13(1) pp119-123 Access via Eureka More than quarter-century after the fall of Communism mdash not a single episode of course but a

sequence punctuated by such events as the 1989 Round Table in Poland leading to the first non-

Communist government in the region the fall of the Berlin Wall followed by the reunification of

Germany the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and much bloodier events in Romania etc mdash

ICON decided to devote this Symposium to current constitutional developments and trends in the

region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Enough time has passed since 1989 and its

immediate aftermath to take stock but the quarter-century span that encompasses the new

constitutional trajectory at stake remains short enough to underscore that constitutionalism in the

region is still a work-in-progress Adapted from the source document

Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification Felix Arnold Ronny Freier Martin Kroh German Institute for Economic Research 2015 Access via Eureka The study shows that 25 years after the Reunification the people of eastern and western

Germany still differ in their political engagement and attitudes They differs in terms of party

attachments and actual turnout in national and state elections There are also still distinct

differences in the political party systems In particular Die Linke plays a major role in eastern

Germany but this party has not been able to establish itself in the former West German states

However according to authors data individuals attitudes to the welfare state which differed

significantly at the beginning of the 1990s have converged since

25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale 2014 Access via Eureka This article looks back at the fall of the Berlin Wall and its impact on ideology on the end of

bipolarism and on European integration It notes that many of the promises of that time are still to

become true and the main feature of the new international system seems to be its unpredictability

while new fractures emerge and new walls are raised

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 1823

La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 1923

In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2023

En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2123

This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2223

Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2323

From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 18: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 1823

La voie de lrsquointeacutegration pour lrsquoEurope Reza Moghadam Finances amp Deacuteveloppement Mars 2014 Access Online Certains eacuteveacutenements cruciaux de ces 25 derniegraveres anneacutees ont fait avancer lrsquointeacutegration

europeacuteenne la chute du Mur de Berlin en 1989 la vague drsquoadheacutesions des pays drsquoEurope centrale

agrave lrsquoUnion europeacuteenne (UE) en 2004 et le lancement de lrsquoeuro en 1999 La crise actuelle offre une

bonne occasion de jauger les progregraves accomplis et le chemin qui reste agrave parcourir

Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall Pasquale Tridico Challenge 01 May 2012 Vol55(3) pp90-128 Access via Eureka With the benefit of more than twenty years of hindsight we can begin to draw conclusions about

the varieties of economic transition adopted in countries under Soviet influence after the fall of the

Berlin Wall This economist draws the conclusions that the most important developments were in

public investment such as education and health as well as expanding political rights The author

argues that those aspects were crucial for the economic growth and human development

Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka This paper seeks to offer a comprehensive review of key economic developments of two decades

of the reunited Germany It particularly examines the current economic landscape investigates

convergence processes taking place since the Reunification and tries to identify some of the most

likely though less recognized impediments hampering full catching up It draws on existing

literature--both academic papers as well as professional business magazines and journals and

refers to authors own calculations based on available German Statistical Office data Analysis has

been conducted with a certain East-West perspective referring to former DDR and BRD division

guiding and organizing the research work

20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall Wilhelm Hofmeister Megha Sarmah (Eds) Singapore Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung 2009 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 1923

In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2023

En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2123

This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2223

Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2323

From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 19: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 1923

In this issue of Panorama a selected group of German authors present the implications the Fall of

the Wall had for Germany Europe and the international system In addition authors from different

countries and regions describe and evaluate the perception and consequences of the Fall of the

Berlin Wall from an ldquooutsiderrsquos point of viewrdquo

Europes true stories Timothy Garton Ash Prospect Magazine Issue 131 February 2007 Access Online In this proposal the author argues that European identity will not be constructed in the fashion of

the historic European nation once humorously defined as a group of people united by a common

hatred of their neighbours and a shared misunderstanding of their past No good will come of such

a mythopoeic falsification of our history (From Charlemagne to the euro) The nation was

brilliantly analysed by the historian Ernest Renan as a community of shared memory and shared

forgetting but what one nation wishes to forget another wishes to remember The more nations

there are in the EU the more diverse the family of national memories the more difficult it is to

construct shared myths about a common past

Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka The European Union has made it clear on numerous occasions that the future of the Western

Balkan nations lies within the Union After the Balkan wars of the 1990s accession is seen as a

guarantee of peace and stability in the region by both the 27 countries of the Union and by the six

Western Balkan countries Albania Bosnia and Herzogovina Croatia the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia Montenegro and Serbia This jointly-held belief is however an objective

which can only be reached when the six countries meet the conditions set by the Union for

accession Part of this preparation will take place through the implementation of the Stabilisation

and Association Agreements (SAAs) which have been or are in the process of being negotiated

with these countries

Linfluence de lAllemagne dans l inteacutegration des pays dEurope centrale et orientale au sein de lunion europeacuteenne Julie Leacutecuyer LUniversiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal (UQAM) Juillet 2007 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2023

En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2123

This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2223

Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2323

From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 20: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2023

En combinant plusieurs approches historique geacuteographique politique et eacuteconomique nous

cherchons agrave deacuteterminer linfluence de lAllemagne dans linteacutegration des PECO au sein de lUE en

mettant en relation les strateacutegies des acteurs allemands le jeu dinfluence institutionnelle au sein

de IUE et les reacutealiteacutes caracteacuteristiques des relations Allemagne-PECQ

Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka Ten post-communist countries are currently in the process of joining the European Union This

prospect combined with their past industrial orientation and the unprecedented dynamics of the

transition process after the fall of the Berlin wall makes these countries an ideal case for

examining the factors and results of industrial change This article assesses the main issues and

derives a qualitative picture on current trends and the nature of this process It shows that just one

year before accession of the first countries reforms still need to be fostered in many of them

Although signs of emerging strength in a small number of sectors are starting to show EU

membership will only lead to positive results for both parties if industrial change and value creation

are able to take effect and provide economic prosperity

Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin Ramon de Miguel y Egea Informacion Comercial Espanola Revista de Economia 2000 (786) pp9-24 Access via Eureka The emblematic collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the Communist era for

Central and Eastern European countries and the beginning of political and economic change After

more than ten years the absolute priority of Central European countries is full integration in the

Euroatlantic institutions and in particular the European Union This article reviews the most

relevant events of this important period now on the verge of culmination in the form of a new

panorama in 17 European political geography

A partnership for accession The Implications of EU conditionality for the Central and East European applicants Heather Grabbe San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre Working Paper 1999 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2123

This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2223

Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2323

From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 21: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2123

This paper traces how the Accession Partnerships emerged and analyses their implications for

eastward enlargement Over the past decade the EU has progressively increased the scope of its

political and economic conditions for CEE moving from external relations based on trade and aid

to areas at the heart of domestic policy-making For the five applicants in negotiations the EU has

become the key external driver of policy reform This paper argues that possible contradictions

between accession requirements and CEE development goals need closer examination

Selected audiovisual material

Videos about the Berlin Wall from the Consilium Newsroom Brussels Council of the EU Access Online 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall 9 November 2009 General views of the Celebrations commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin

At the Fall of the Wall anniversary Speech on the POST-WALL EUROPE by Herman VAN ROMPUY President of the European

Council at the commemoration of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2013 in Berlin Milestones in 60 years of EU history This clip features footage illustrating the major milestones in EU history since 1957 including the

fall of the Berlin wall and accession of new member states

30 Years after the fall of the Berlin Wall German historical memory and national identity Hope M Harrison LSE IDEAS 23 October 2019 Access Online The history meaning and legacy of the Berlin Wall remain controversial three decades after its

fall Approaching the 30th anniversary on 9 November Germans are engaged anew in debates

about the history and aftermath of communist East Germany and its Wall This public lecture will

examine the arc of memory politics in Germany since 1989 including the impact of the rise of the

far right as well as German plans for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall

Tunnel 29 BBC 2019 Access Online

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2223

Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2323

From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 22: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2223

Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Helena Merriman tells the extraordinary true story of a

man who dug a tunnel into the East right under the feet of border guards to help friends and

strangers escape

The Cable Podcast The Fall of the Berlin Wall 30 Years On The German Marshall Fund of the United States The Cable Podcast October 31 2019 Access Online

Three decades ago in 1989 people in East Germany took to the streets to protest communist

rule The ldquoPeaceful Revolutionrdquo led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9 paving the way for

German reunification the following year But the euphoria soon wore off for many in the former

East and itrsquos having political consequences today eastern Germany has become the bastion of

the far-right Alternative for Germany party Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin join Susan and Greg

to discuss the legacy of 1989 and serious challenges facing the countryrsquos political establishment

today Then ICWA fellow Emily Schultheis reports from Germany where she speaks to young

eastern Germans born in 1989 about their identity

9 november - Berlin Berlingske Podcast 1989 - Med Lykke Friis amp Nynne Bjerre October 2019 Access Online 9 november 1989 er garinget over i verdenshistorien som den dag der blev begyndelsen til enden for

Oslashsttyskland og DDR En perleraeligkke af tilfaeligldigheder halve beslutninger og ikkegennemtaelignkte

situationer foslashrer frem til at Muren falder Kom med tilbage til den historiske dag hvor Berlin muren

falder og den dag der bliver enden paring DDR Med Lykke Friis og Nynne Bjerre

Zeitreise Tag der Deutschen Einheit Deutsche Welle 2019 Access Online Zeitreise - Stationen auf dem Weg zur Deutschen Einheit Ein Podcast aus dem Archiv der

Deutschen Welle

1 May 2004 - 2014 10 Years of EU Enlargement - Luuk van Middelaar Brussels Council of the EU 2014 Access Online

Luuk van Middelaar historian and speechwriter of President Herman Van Rompuy recalls the fall

of the Berlin Wall and how Europeans from both sides of the Iron curtain re-discovered each other

Extract of the film From Crisis Opportunity - Europes story

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2323

From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin
Page 23: FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL 30th anniversary - Europa...a strong interest in enjoying the benefits of membership of the European Union and NATO." Council of the European Union Rue de la

Council of the European Union Rue de la LoiWetstraat 175 - B-1048 BruxellesBrussel - BelgiqueBelgieuml Tel +32 (0)2 281 65 25 Follow us httpwwwconsiliumeuropaeuenlibrary-blog - EUCOlibrary 2323

From the fall of the Berlin wall to the EU-10 enlargement European Commission April 2014 Access Online

This clip has been produced in order to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin

wall and the Iron Curtain and the 5th Anniversary of the EU10 Enlargement With images from the

archives of the Audiovisual service -EbS- of the EU institutions the clip illustrates some of the

moments of this part of the History which are linked to the construction of the European project

Witnessing the Fall of the Berlin Wall A Conversation with Tom Brokaw and Mary Elise Sarotte Harvard University November 2014 Access Online

Tom Brokaw Special Correspondent for NBC News joined Mary Elise Sarotte Visiting Professor

of Government and History at Harvard University in the John F Kennedy Jr Forum for the 25th

anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Brokaw discussed the role of journalism at that time his

personal experience covering the historic event Mr Brokaw also touched on his coverage of the

protests in Tiananmen Square China and negotiations between Mikhail Gorbachev and US

leaders leading up to 1989rsquos historic events

1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe Woodrow Wilson Center April 2013 Access Online

A panel discussion with Mary Sarotte at the time at University of Southern California and Brent

Scowcroft Former National Security Adviser of the USA The panel discussion partly focuses on

Sarottes book 1989 The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe

EU Enlargement and European Identity from Ankara to Lisbon Brown University December 2009 Access Online

Brown Universitys Watson Institute for International Studies presents the panel discussion as part

of the The European Union in a Moment of Crisis event exploring the EU in a pivotal moment in

history The panellists analyse the institutional financial and foreign policy issues The past

European Commission President Romano Prodi (former Italian prime minister) and former Austrian

Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (a Watson Institute visiting professor) discuss the sweeping

changes that continue to reshape Europe 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

  • Europe since 1989 transitions and transformations
  • Europe since 1989 a history
  • Europeanization revisited Central and Eastern Europe in the European Union
  • Michał Matlak Frank Schimmelfennig Tomasz P Woźniakowski European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Florence EUI 2018 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • Central and southeast European politics since 1989
  • Sabrina P Ramet Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094335)
  • 1989 the struggle to create post-Cold War Europe
  • Mary Elise Sarotte Princeton NJ Princeton University Press 2009 Audio M E Sarottes talks at the Woodrow Wilson Centre
  • Die Mauer Geschichte einer Teilung
  • Der Preis des Wandels Geschichte des europaischen Ostens seit 1989
  • La chute du mur de Berlin la fin du rideau de fer
  • The idea of a United Europe political economic and cultural integration since the fall of the Berlin wall
  • German reunification a multinational history
  • 20 years without the Berlin Wall a breakthrough to freedom
  • Ludger Kuumlhnhardt Universitaumlt Bonn Zentrum fuumlr europaumlische Integrationsforschung (ZEI) Baden-Baden Nomos 2010 Available at Council Library Main Collection (094999)
  • The fall of the Berlin Wall and European integration In 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • From Eastern Bloc to European Union comparative processes of transformation since 1990
  • Gunther Heydemann Karel Vodicka (Eds) New York Berghahn Books 2017 Available on request via Eureka
  • Innovation inclusion and integration from transition to convergence in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
  • Pradeep Mitra Washington DC World Bank 2008 Access via Eureka
  • Enlargement policy towards Central and Eastern Europe what EU policy-makers learned In European enlargement across rounds and beyond borders
  • Haakon A Ikonomou Aurelie Andry Rebekka Byberg (Eds) London England New York New York Routledge 2017 Access via Eureka
  • In Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft Urspruumlnge und Auswirkungen
  • Le Parlement europeacuteen et lrsquounification de lrsquoAllemagne Das Europaumlische Parlament und die deutsche Einheit
  • Marc Birchen European Parliament Directorate-General Presidency Luxembourg Publications Office 2009 OPEN ACCESS
  • Version franccedilaise Deutsche Version
  • 1989 An introduction to an international history
  • In The fall of the Berlin Wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989
  • Twenty years after communism the politics of memory and commemoration
  • Aline Sierp European Parliament Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
  • Luxembourg Publications Office 2015 OPEN ACCESS via Eureka
  • The impact of passive leverage the EU and Eastern Europe 1989 - 1994 In Europe undivided democracy leverage and integration after Communism
  • Milada Anna Vachudovaacute London New York Oxford University Press 2005 Available at Council Library Main Collection (100023)
  • Peter Ludlow Brussels EuroComment 2004 Available at Council Library Bibliographies of the Council (ECB 2004 lud)
  • After the Berlin Wall memory and the making of the new Germany 1989 to the present
  • Hope M Harrison Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2019
  • Audio H M Harrisons public lecture at the LSE
  • Coming soon
  • 30 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall turns and twists in economies politics and societies in the post-communist countries
  • Alexandr Akimov Gennadi Kazakevitch (Eds) London Palgrave Macmillan 2020 Coming soon
  • After the Wall fell the poor balance sheet of the transition to capitalism
  • Central and Eastern European constitutionalism a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall introduction to the symposium
  • Political culture still divided 25 years after reunification
  • 25 anni dopo lereditagrave del Muro di Berlino
  • Varieties of capitalism and development in transition economies since the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Germanys economy 20 Years after Berlin Wall fall
  • Marta Gotz Transformations in Business amp Economics Transformations in Business and Economics 2010 Vol9 (3) pp18-36 Access via Eureka
  • 20 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • Enlargement of the European Union an analysis of the negotiations for countries of the Western Balkans
  • International Energy Agency OECD OECD Papers 12 November 2007 Vol7(2) pp1-50 Access via Eureka
  • Patterns of industrial change in the post-communist EU candidate countries
  • Alexander Tubke Post-Communist Economies 01 June 2003 Vol15(2) pp181-207 Access via Eureka
  • Evolucion politica de los paises del Centro y Este de Europa desde la caida del muro de Berlin