Abstract
Part 1 History and context: from a Europe of states to a state of Europe? - an historical overview of the uniting of Western Europe, Derek W. Urwin, European Union structures and institutions and their powers, Trevor C Salmon. Part 2 Politics: the politics of European integration after Maastricht, Francois Nectoux the common foreign and security policy of the European Union, David Allen, British policy towards Europe - from Commonwealth and US ties to awkward partnership within the European Union, Philip Lynch new and aspiring members of the European Union, David Phinnemore the European Union and the United States, Michael Smith. Part 3 Economics: theories of international and regional economic integration in a global economy, Andrew Scott the European Union budget, Brian Ardy the European Union common agricultural policy, Alan Swinbank economic and monetary union, Peter Macmillan and Alison M.S. Watson the single European Market, Keith Hartley the European Union competition policy, Jeffrey Harrop European Union industrial policy, John Peterson the European Union structural funds, Iain Begg the European Union and the international economy, Nigel Grimwade. Part 4 Law and society: the legal system of the European Union, Meropi Voyatzi enforcing European Community law in the member states, Tamara K. Hervey the European Union social policy debate, Caitriona Carter European Union citizenship, immigration, and asylum, Marco Martiniello cultural issues debate, and programmes, Terry Sandell. Part 5 Future: the European Union of the future - federal or intergovernmental, John Pinder. Appendices: personalities member state representation in the institutions of the European Union.
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