David Gowland Livres

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.

Focusing on Britain's relationship with the European Union, this edition provides a clear overview of its membership from 1973 to the present, including the complexities surrounding Brexit. It also delves into the historical context of Britain's absence from the EU's formation between 1945 and 1972, offering valuable insights into the political and social factors that influenced this pivotal period. The book is designed to be accessible for both students and general readers, making it a useful resource for understanding contemporary British-EU dynamics.