| Bib ID |
3910956 |
| Format |
Book, Online - Google Books |
| Author |
Schweiger, Christian, 1972-
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| Online Versions |
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| Description |
Basingstoke : Palgrave Macmillan, 2007.
xi, 221 p. ; 22 cm.
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| ISBN |
9780230008090 (hbk.) : 0230008097 (hbk.) :
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| Series |
New perspectives in German studies
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| Summary |
"Since the original enlargement of the European Union, the Franco-German alliance has increasingly lost influence. As a result of the influx of new member states, the strategic level of policymaking, which determines the future of European integration, is increasingly dominated by a multiplicity of flexible working partnerships between the larger EU member states. Within this group, Britain and Germany have both undergone significant changes regarding their approach towards major European policy areas since the late 1990s." "This book details these changes which have been characteristic of a process of normalisation in both countries. The author examines possible areas for cooperation between Britain and Germany on major European issues and the potential significance that such a working partnership could have for the future of the enlarged European Union."--BOOK JACKET.
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| Full contents |
1. Introduction : Britain and Germany in the European Union of the twenty-first century -- 2. The reluctant European : Britain and European integration since 1945 -- 3. Germany's European policy before and after reunification -- 4. Areas for British-German co-operation -- 5. Outlook : the significance of British-German co-operation for the future of the EU. |
| Notes |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Subjects |
European Union. | Europe - Economic integration. | Great Britain - Foreign relations - European Union countries. | European Union countries - Foreign relations - Great Britain. | Germany - Foreign relations - European Union countries. | European Union countries - Foreign relations - Germany.
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