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British politics and European unity; parties, elites, and pressure groups
- Title
- British politics and European unity; parties, elites, and pressure groups [by] Robert J. Lieber.
- Author
- Lieber, Robert J., 1941-
- Publication
- Berkeley, University of California Press [1970]
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| Status | Format | Access | Call Number | Item Location |
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| Text | Use in library | JN329.P7 L53 1970 | Off-site |
Details
- Description
- ix, 317 pages; 23 cm
- Subject
- Pressure groups > Great Britain
- Political parties > Great Britain
- Pressure groups
- 89.54 political influence
- International economic integration
- Political parties
- Pressure groups
- Europäische Integration
- Buitenlandse politiek
- Pressiegroepen
- Europese integratie
- Elite (Social sciences) > Great Britain
- Great Britain
- European integration
- Groupes de pression > Grande-Bretagne
- Partis politiques > Grande-Bretagne
- Europe > Economic integration
- United Kingdom
- Europe
- Great Britain
- Großbritannien
- Europe > Intégration économique
- Bibliography (note)
- Bibliography: p. 295-306.
- Contents
- Introduction. Corporatist politics in Britain ; Pressure gropus and European policy -- The contemporary historical record -- The free trade area. The sequence of events ; The Trade Union Congress ; The National Farmers' Union ; The Federation of British Industries ; Conclusion -- Pressure groups and the European Free Trade Association. Introduction ; The FBI and the origin of the EFTA ; The NFU and the negotiations for EFTA ; The TUC and the operation of EFTA ; Conclusion -- Pressure groups and the common market. The FBI, British business, and common market entry ; The TUC and approval of government policy ; The NFU and the terms of entry ; Conclusion -- The politics of European unity : FTA and EFTA. Basic party attitudes ; Europe as a non-politicized issue, 1956-60 ; Implications -- The common market I : third parties. A chronology of events : February 1960 to January 1963 ; Transition : from EFTA to the common market ; The role of labour ; Macmillan and the Conservative Party -- The common market II : the broader public. Promotional pressure groups ; The press ; Public opinion, polls, and by-elections ; Conclusion -- The Wilson government and the common market. The resumption of Europeanism ; Politicization : the indicators ; Politicization : the causes ; Politicization : the effects ; Conclusion -- Conclusion. The context of policy formulation ; Politicization and group influence.
- ISBN
- 0520016750
- 9780520016750
- LCCN
- 70104104
- OCLC
- ocm00100122
- 100122
- SCSB-197676
- Owning Institutions
- Princeton University Library