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Hamish McDougallChallenges existing scholarship on Anglo-New Zealand relations, in the context of the UK’s relationship with the EC.Examines New Zealand’s interaction with Britain and the European Community in the se

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-45017-4Commonwealth; New Zealand; European Union; Decolonisation; Cold War; Brexit; European Integration; Anglo-Ne

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Introduction, in relation to this topic, considers archival sources from the UK, Europe, New Zealand and some multilateral institutions such as GATT. It explains the previous interpretation of Britain’s accession to the European Community from both British and New Zealand perspectives, delineating these into ort

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,New Zealand and Britain’s Failed Accession Attempts, 1960–1969,were influential in the political debate about British membership in the 1960s. It outlines the political reaction to British consideration of European Community accession 1960–1963 and how this behaviour was largely replicated for subsequent British applications for Community membership and beyond.

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,Negotiations for European Community Enlargement, 1970–71,d. It explains the British and New Zealand objectives heading into negotiations, the tactics they deployed, and how successful each was in achieving these. It also looks at the role of the European Community and its member states in achieving the ‘special arrangement’ for New Zealand dairy products

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,New Zealand, the European Communities Act and the Treaty of Accession, 1971–72, Parliamentary votes on accession legislation and the signing of the Treaty of Accession 1972. It demonstrates that elites and broader publics in New Zealand and the UK sought to maintain cultural, economic and political links between the countries. It also shows that, despite the special arrangemen

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New Zealand and the First Year of British Membership in the European Community, 1973,tish ambitions for the first year of entry, including reform of the CAP, were never likely to succeed, although there was optimism to the contrary. It also shows that Britain and New Zealand shared objectives to a significant extent, and in some ways, bilateral trade was encouraged. The chapter sugg