The end of the European concert. Confluence of politics and economy

Abstract

Along the 19th Century, the countries were in an everlasting conflict because of the organization of the political, military and economical power of the European system. Once the Congress of Vienna in 1814 was met to reorganize the borders and to reestablish an order inside the old continent, the confrontations between a new international order, based in a manner of production and in novel political ideas, and an antique regime which wanted to maintain former structures in the economical and political order; condensed all the conflicts, from different nature, that were presented along the 19th century. In that sense, the condensation of the differences and the growing accumulation of military, political and economical powers, of the European powers; caused that the century exploited in a huge conflagration which allowed a new birth of the powers structure in the 20th century and pointed the end of the era of the exclusive European power in the international system.