Britain and the european union

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A concise, up-to-date text on British membership of the European Union, providing an historical account of Britain's role in encouraging the original moves to integration, its eventual bids for membership and its performance as an 'awkward partner' once admitted. The impact of membership on Britain's policies and prospects is a key focus.

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