Very likely no part of the world is a more appropriate locale in which to survey foreign-language education than Europe. Not only does each country there share a border with another where a different language is spoken by the populace, but also foreign-language education has a long history and foreign languages are both studied seriously and utilized by many Europeans. The postwar era with the expanding efforts at European cooperation has contributed to these phenomena by means of the European Union (EU) and the Council of Europe and lately the inclusion therein of Eastern Europe.
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