The British Contribution to the Europe of the Twenty-First Century

The tides of change, Lord Woolf; Europe and English commercial law, Roy Goode; the British contribution to the development of law and legal process in the European Union, David Edward; the British contribution to Italian legal thinking, Guido Alpa; tutorial and repetitorium - parallel and different techniques of teaching law in England and Germany, Basil Markesinis; two-way traffic - the Warburg Institute as a microcosm of cultural exchange between Britain and Europe, Nicholas Mann; freedom of the press and intellectual interchange, Onora O'Neill; insiders and outsiders, John Elliott; British art, art history and aesthetic criticism in a European perspective, Stephen Bann; political culture - renegotiating the post-War social contract, Frank Field; strategic direction or tactical management? doctrinal constraints and political perceptions of Europe, Kenneth Dyson; after Keynes, Giorgio La Malfa; the British contribution to European Union in the 20th century - the idea of responsible government, Vernon Bogdanor; the British contribution to the Europe of the 21st century, Lord Hurd; Great Britain and France, driving forces behind a benchmark Europe, Laurent Fabius; the role of Britain in Europe of the 21st century -the international law firm perspective, Keith Clark; the impact of European law in French law - lessons for England?, Noelle Lenoir.