From Reconstruction to Integration: Britain and Europe Since 1945

Part 1 The new Jerusalem, 1945-55: Britain and the Cold War, 1945-55 - an overview, Anne Deighton Jean Monnet, and the British - a witness account, Richard Mayne the Second World War and British culture, Kenneth O. Morgan labour and during the Attlee governments - the image in the mirror of R.W.G. Mackay's Europe Group, 1945-50, Stefano Dejak the Third Force in the late 1940s, Sean Greenwood a search for order - Britain and the origins of a Western European Union, 1944-55, Klaus Larres British policy in occupied Germany - democratization and social democracy, Eva A. Mayring. Part 2 Britain in search of a role? 1956-73: Britain and the EEC, 1956-73 - an overview, John W. Young Britain in search of a role, 1957-73 a role in Europe, European integration and Britain - a witness account, Reginald Hibbert the free trade alternative to the EC - a witness account, Douglas Jay missing the boat at Messina and other times?, Miriam Camps to join, or not to join? the appeasement policy of Britain's first EEC application, Wolfram Kaiser winds of change - Britain, and the Commonwealth, 1959-61, Lawrence J. Butler teaching European history in English secondary schools, 1945-75, Athena Syriatou. Part 3 Britain in the community, 1973-92: the awkward partner - an overview, Stephen George Harold Wilson and the renegotiation of the EEC terms of membership, 1974-75 - a witness account, Bernard Donoughue much ado about nothing - the Conservative Party and the social dimension, Daniel Wincott the whole of - a problem of boundaries, the division of Labour and overlapping forums, Brigid Laffan the UK and the Exchange Rate Mechanism, 1978-90, Helen Thompson Britain and European Science, Ros S. Herman.