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Not Giving Up Sovereignty: The British Labour Party’s Alternative Vision of International Cooperatiot vision for the institutionalisation of European unity thus emerged. In addition to showing as much, the chapter gives insights into transnational history by proving that transnational socialisation did not always result in convergence and cooperation.

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Remain or Leave? Britain and the European Launcher Development Organisation (ELDO) in the Context of) of Britain’s continental partners. The two cases, separated in time by over 50?years, expose the deep-rooted differences in priorities between the British government and the six founder members of the EU, and the scope that excessive pragmatism leaves for a reactive foreign ‘policy’ bereft of leadership and driven by ad hoc muddling-through.

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2731-6807 unify European states.Takes a broad approach to European unEurope is a continent whose history has, in one form or another, long been dominated by integration. And yet the European integration process is often treated as synonymous with the evolution of just one particular, and until recently geogr

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,Recasting the History and Politics of European Integration ‘Beyond Brussels’,titutions and schemes soon sprung up designed to bring together European states in a bid to serve a multitude of economic, political, cultural and technical needs. It is perhaps a little surprising, then, that the majority of writing on European integration since the start of this century has focuse

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‘Integration, Nobody Knows What It Means’: European Cooperation and the United Nations Economic Comm(ECSC). The all-European UNECE was, in fact, the first permanent international organisation formed after the Second World War dedicated to economic cooperation in Europe. In public perception and in the historiography on European integration, however, its role is marginal at best. The chapter aims t