Drifting towards the Exit?

Taking Stock of Britain s EU Membership after 40 years

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Clemens, GabrieleFunk, LotharOndarza, Nicolai vonSchweiger, ChristianHrsg.

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204 Seiten

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Wißner-Verlagerschienen am17.08.2015

The contributions in this volume examine the various aspects of Britain s four decades of often troublesome European Union membership. The individual chapters cover a wide array of issues regarding Britain s relations with its European partners in the context of institutionalised economic and political integration and under the currently uncertain conditions of an impending in-out public referendum on EU membership by 2016/17. The volume concentrates on analysing the historical context of Britain s late accession to the European Community, bilateral relations with key partners under the conditions of increasingly differentiated integration in the EU, the impact of the membership on Britain s national sovereignty, economy, as well as its defence and security policy.mehr

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KlappentextThe contributions in this volume examine the various aspects of Britain s four decades of often troublesome European Union membership. The individual chapters cover a wide array of issues regarding Britain s relations with its European partners in the context of institutionalised economic and political integration and under the currently uncertain conditions of an impending in-out public referendum on EU membership by 2016/17. The volume concentrates on analysing the historical context of Britain s late accession to the European Community, bilateral relations with key partners under the conditions of increasingly differentiated integration in the EU, the impact of the membership on Britain s national sovereignty, economy, as well as its defence and security policy.

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ISBN/GTIN978-3-95786-042-2

ProduktartBuch

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Verlag

Wißner-Verlag

ErscheinungsortAugsburg

ErscheinungslandDeutschland

Erscheinungsjahr2015

Erscheinungsdatum17.08.2015

ReiheBeiträge zur England-Forschung

Reihen-Nr.70