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The 41 pages that link to European Coal and Steel Community, each with the reason it gives.

• Treaty of RomeRelated: Its early integration helped make a broader common market politically and institutionally possible.

• European Economic CommunityRelated: Its early economic cooperation helped prepare the way for the EEC.

• West GermanyRelated: West Germany's participation tied its industrial recovery to European cooperation.

• Italian economic miracleRelated: The common market widened opportunities for Italian heavy industry and exports.

• Trade diversionRelated: Its preferential integration formed part of the postwar setting for customs-union analysis.

• Competition lawRelated: Its treaty included early supranational controls on restrictive business conduct.

• European Defence CommunityRelated: Its six-member structure became a model for the proposed defence community.

• Pierre Mendès FranceRelated: Mendès France opposed the European Defence Community, a proposed military integration built on the same integrationist project.

• WirtschaftswunderRelated: West Germany’s renewed industrial strength became embedded in European economic cooperation.

• BeneluxRelated: Benelux cooperation helped its member states pursue wider European integration.

• European Payments UnionRelated: It exemplified the wider postwar turn toward European economic cooperation.

• Paul HoffmanRelated: Its founding followed the cooperation and economic recovery fostered during Hoffman’s administration.

• Monnet PlanRelated: The institutional sequel to the plan's coal and steel priorities.

• Vincent AuriolRelated: Its creation advanced the European cooperation supported by governments under Auriol.

• Organisation for European Economic Co-operationRelated: Monnet judged OEEC unanimity too weak and designed the Coal and Steel Community to go further.

• Richard von Coudenhove-KalergiRelated: It pursued postwar Franco-German cooperation through a practical route different from his federation plan.

• 1940sRelated: Its postwar integration project grew from efforts to prevent renewed conflict in Europe.

• Economy of ItalyRelated: Italy’s participation was an early step toward the integrated European market in which its firms operate.

• OEEC conditionsRelated: Some OEEC officials and conditions pushed sectoral integration; the Schuman Plan grew from that milieu.

• Léon JouhauxRelated: Jouhaux supported European cooperation, a cause advanced by the community’s founding.

• Post–World War II economic expansionRelated: Pooling key industries tied recovery to European integration and cooperation.