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General & Miscellaneous European History, Economic History, Economic Conditions, Europe - Politics & Government, Europe - International Business

The Eurosceptical Reader 2

by Martin Holmes
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Overview

This new edition of The Eurosceptical Reader argues powerfully against the rapidly accelerating process of European Union's (EU) economic, political, and military integration. It chronicles the EU's current wrong turnings and missed opportunities. Topics discussed include the single currency project, the Nice Treaty, and the Rapid Reaction Force.

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This new edition of The Eurosceptical Reader argues powerfully against the rapidly accelerating process of European Union's (EU) economic, political, and military integration. It chronicles the EU's current wrong turnings and missed opportunities. Topics discussed include the single currency project, the Nice Treaty, and the Rapid Reaction Force.

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British opposition to joining the European Union and the imposition of a single European currency has been dubbed "Euroscepticism." Holmes (politics, St Hugh's College, Oxford, UK) presents 13 papers that present the case for Euroscepticism in the political and economic spheres. Among the topics addressed are the underperformance of the euro, the threat of the single currency to employment and growth, the lack of flexibility in the EU, and the threat to British self government. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

About the Author, Martin Holmes

Martin Holmes is Lecturer in Politics at St Hugh's College, Oxford, and Director of the College of Business Administration, Oxford.

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British opposition to joining the European Union and the imposition of a single European currency has been dubbed "Euroscepticism." Holmes (politics, St Hugh's College, Oxford, UK) presents 13 papers that present the case for Euroscepticism in the political and economic spheres. Among the topics addressed are the underperformance of the euro, the threat of the single currency to employment and growth, the lack of flexibility in the EU, and the threat to British self government. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Book Details

Published
March 1, 2002
Publisher
Palgrave Macmillan
Pages
256
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780333973752

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