Titlebook: European Integration; Scope and Limits Martin Holmes Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2001 desegreg

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I. T. Johnson,D. A. T. Southgate want Britain to be a leading partner in Europe, engaged in shaping its future … And I can deliver it … There are real debates in Europe. Do we want economic reform or corporatism? Do we want a Europe which is building bridges or barriers to the US? … And there is a genuine debate about the European

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Introduction: Scope and Limits (2000)slowdown in the European economy – culminating in a decade of low growth and high unemployment – the political elite of the member states has rarely allowed national political considerations to override the objectives set out in the Maastricht and Amsterdam treaties. Nor has the increasingly hostile

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The European Economy East and West: Convergence or Divergence? (1996)conomy. Two terrible World Wars, and the rise of Fascism and Hitler, prevented a consideration of the European economy as a whole. After World War II, as Communism advanced in the wake of the Red Army, the continent was divided by the Iron Curtain. Until recently, for eighty years, as Europe has bee

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European Federal Integration: The Case Against (1996)ederal’ and ‘integrated’ interchangeably). Firstly, is the argument that European integration has prevented war in Europe. Secondly, is the argument that the nation-state and national sovereignty are obsolete, and that supranational federalism is a superior form of governmental institution. And thir

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Franco-German Friendship and the Destination of Federalism (1999)e election victory of New Labour in May 1997 has rekindled the idea that British leadership in Europe can coincide with greater harmony in the pursuit of common objectives. Tony Blair has forcefully articulated his hope that Britain can lead in Europe through a policy of constructive engagement rath