1975 Referendum on Europe - Volume 1
Reflections of the Participants
Published on 7. November 2016
250 pages
978-1-84540-631-8 (ISBN)
Description
Provides an analysis of the relationship between the UK and the EU, treating the key overarching issues in the 1975 referendum and looking ahead to the prospect (eventually) of further referendums on the subjects of EMU and a European constitution.
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Content
- Cover
- Contents
- Front matter
- Title page
- Publisher information
- Acknowledgements
- European Integration Timeline
- Glossary
- List of Contributors
- Body matter
- An Overview of the 1975 Referendum
- Part I - Past, Present and Future of EU Membership
- The Pre-History of the Referendum
- From Imperial Third Force to the 1975 Referendum
- Public Opinion and the 1975 Referendum
- Britain and the EU: Exit, Voice and Loyalty Revisited - Public Diplomacy Failure?
- Part II - Reflections of the Participants
- Lessons of the 1975 Referendum
- Full-Hearted Consent
- Manoeuvres Towards the Referendum
- The Inside View from No.10
- Learning to Love the 'Rich Man's Club'
- Reflections of a Eurosceptic
- No Regrets: Then, Now or for the Future
- The 1975 Referendum
- Recollections of the 1975 Referendum
- The 1975 Referendum and Beyond
- The New Roman Empire
- The 1975 Referendum: Its Impact and Consequences
- 1975 Referendum
- The Struggle to Preserve British Self-Government
- Reflections on the 1975 Referendum
- Plus ça Change
- Back matter
- Appendix 1 - Britain's New Deal in Europe
- Appendix 2 - Why You Should Vote Yes
- Appendix 3 - Why You Should Vote No
- Appendix 4 - Results of the Referendum on the Continued EEC Membership
- Bibliography
- Index
- Also available
