The reluctant European. (Britain's relationship with the European Union)(A Survey of Britain's New Politics) From: The Economist (US) | Date: September 21, 1996 | COPYRIGHT 1996 Economist Newspaper Ltd. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.Copyright information

The next government of Britain must face two crucial issues regarding Britain's future relationship with Europe. Britain must define its role in creating a single European currency and address political integration with the European Union.

IN ONE way, the charge that the Tories bring nothing but a dull complacency to the debate on constitutional reform is unfair (quite apart from the fact that their record as constitutional revolutionaries belies their soothing words). Europe, afte...

Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research

	Europe's big idea; The euro.(The tangible arrival of the euro)(Brief Article) The Economist (US) ; Does the euro entail closer political integration? It need not and should not--but probably will IS IT the end, or the beginning? A single currency for Europe was dreamed of by Charlemagne and Napoleon. Plans for one were formed then abandoned in the 1970s. The decision to go ahead was eventually
	Germany blasts UK over euro wait stance.(News) The Birmingham Post (England) ; The launch of the single currency was accompanied by a blistering German attack on Britain - the only EU member not represented at yesterday's event. Germany's Economics Minister, Mr Werner Muller, declared: Countries which go it alone to the detriment of others, jeopardise the whole project .
	Italy's Foreign Minister Resigns; Exit Follows Flap Over Euro, Reveals Division on Nation's Role in EU The Washington Post ; Italy's foreign minister resigned today in a row over the new European currency, exposing a dispute in Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's government about Italy's place in the European Union. The exit of Renato Ruggiero after only seven months in office spoiled European officials' week-long
	Unity After The Euro? Newsweek International ; If you call Jacques Delors the father of the euro, he tries to be modest. Well, one of them, he says. But he's the man. In the 1980s, as head of the European Commission, Delors wrestled the Continent's politicians and central bankers into line for the creation of a single market with a common
	IT has to be recognised that the Danish referendum is, at this precise moment in the history of the Union, an important lesson in clarification E at the heart of the matter, what did the opponents of the euro say? Sunday Business (London, England) ; IT has to be recognised that the Danish referendum is, at this precise moment in the history of the Union, an important lesson in clarification E at the heart of the matter, what did the opponents of the euro say? That monetary union assumed a strong delegation of sovereignty to the European

See all results.