Britain, Germany and the Future of the European Union

Schweiger outlines the changes in British and German European policies which have been characteristic of a process of normalization in both countries. Schweiger examines possible areas for cooperation between Britain and Germany on major European issues and the significance that such a working partnership could have within the enlarged EU.

'The excellent study deserves a broad audience among all academics and students as well as laymen who are interested in British-German politics.' - German Politics

Autorentext
CHRISTIAN SCHWEIGER is Lecturer in Government in the School of Government and International Affairs at the University of Durham. His main research interests are bilateral relations, EU enlargement and reform, economic globalization and transatlantic security relations. His publications include The Role of the Modell Deutschland in the Enlarged European Union and British-German Relations after the War on Iraq.

Inhalt
Introduction: Britain and Germany in the European Union of the 21st Century The Reluctant European: Britain and European Integration since 1945 Germany's European Policy Before and After Reunification Areas for British-German Cooperation Outlook: The significance of British-German Cooperation for the Future of the EU