The book provides a comprehensive examination of Britain's evolving relationship with continental Europe, highlighting the nation's divided stance on European integration from the postwar era to today. By employing a clear, chronological narrative, the authors integrate economic, financial, commercial, and political dimensions, utilizing newly-released materials from the Macmillan and Heath periods. This accessible account is designed for a multidisciplinary audience, shedding light on the complex postwar history shared by Britain and Europe.
