The European Commission, 1958-72: History and Memories examines the formative years of the European Commission, a critical period in the development of European integration.

This work offers a detailed historical account of the European Commission's early decades, drawing on both archival research and personal testimonies. The focus on the 1958-1972 period provides insight into the foundational challenges and successes of the institution. The inclusion of 'Memories' suggests a blend of academic analysis and firsthand accounts, aiming to offer a nuanced perspective on the Commission's development. The book likely appeals to scholars of European integration, political historians, and those interested in the institutional underpinnings of the European Union.