Britain for and against Europe : British politics and the question of European integration
David Baker, David Seawright
Abstract
David Baker, David Seawright
Abstract
Introduction 1. The European Issue in British Politics 2. The Cauldron: Conservative Parliamentarians and European Integration 3. A 'Rosy' Map of Europe? Labour Parliamentarians and European Integration 4. The Liberal Democrats and European Integration 5. Member State or Euro-Region: The SNP, Plaid Cymru, and Europe 6. The Integration of Labour? British Trade Union Attitudes to European Integration 7. British Business: Managing Complexity 8. Civil Service Attitudes Towards the European Union 9. The British Press and European Integration 1948 to 1996 10. Britain Viewed From Europe Conclusion
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Introduction 1. The European Issue in British Politics 2. The Cauldron: Conservative Parliamentarians and European Integration 3. A 'Rosy' Map of Europe? Labour Parliamentarians and European Integration 4. The Liberal Democrats and European Integration 5. Member State or Euro-Region: The SNP, Plaid Cymru, and Europe 6. The Integration of Labour? British Trade Union Attitudes to European Integration 7. British Business: Managing Complexity 8. Civil Service Attitudes Towards the European Union 9. The British Press and European Integration 1948 to 1996 10. Britain Viewed From Europe Conclusion
Key concepts: European integration, European union, Politics, Political science, European studies, Member state, State (computer science), Economy