In _Tiers-Monde, unité européenne_, Guido Montani examines the relationship between European integration and the political, economic, and diplomatic challenges associated with the so-called Third World. Framed by federalist thinking, the work considers how a united Europe might move beyond the limits of national foreign policies and address development, dependency, and North–South relations with greater coherence. The book is especially relevant to readers interested in the history of European federalism, postwar international relations, and debates over Europe’s role in a changing global order. Its focus is analytical rather than narrative, linking questions of European unity to broader concerns about solidarity, development policy, and the responsibilities of wealthy regions toward poorer ones.

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