2013SSRN Electronic JournalOpen access

What Should Labour Do About an EU Referendum

Richard Rose

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For most social democratic parties the big challenge is to push the European Union to give greater priority to economic growth and a lesser priority to austerity policies. Membership in the European Union, including the eurozone, is taken as a given. The British Labour Party faces a different set of challenges.

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For most social democratic parties the big challenge is to push the European Union to give greater priority to economic growth and a lesser priority to austerity policies. Membership in the European Union, including the eurozone, is taken as a given. The British Labour Party faces a different set of challenges.

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For most social democratic parties the big challenge is to push the European Union to give greater priority to economic growth and a lesser priority to austerity policies. Membership in the European Union, including the eurozone, is taken as a given. The British Labour Party faces a different set of challenges.

Key concepts: Austerity, Referendum, European union, Social democracy, Political science, Democracy, Labour law, Economics

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