Paru le 20/06/2015 | Broché 255 pages
Public motivé
edited by Jean-Marie Woehrling, Sylvain Schirmann and Martial Libera | translation into English Traducta International
The Central Commission for the Navigation of the Rhine (CCNR) is celebrating its 200th anniversary.
The Europe of the Congress of Vienna, which presided over its creation, and the Europe of which it is a part today have little in common. Similarly, the Central Commission of the 19th century bears little resemblance to today's CCNR, now a player in international 21st-century life. It is no exaggeration to say that the Central Commission has had several successive 'lives', such have been the changes in the way it operates and in its environment.
This collective historical work, edited by Jean-Marie Woehrling, Sylvain Schirmann and Martial Libera, looks into the history of the oldest contemporary international organisation in existence today.
