The last four years have seen the most far-reaching set of domestic constitutional reforms for a century. The question of Europe remains unanswered. And evidence of global interdependence is becoming […]
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Tony Blair declared that his would be a government of “high ideals and hard choices”. Richard Laming reflects on whether that promise has been kept. Shortly after the 1997 general
Sir Anthony Meyer, Chairman of Federal Union, introduces the new campaign. The purpose of Federal Union is to campaign for decentralised and democratic structures of government at the local, regional,
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By Adrian Taylor The European Union is increasingly mentioned in informed media as playing a role in global politics and business. Most often it associated with trade policy disputes and
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By Adrian Taylor The European Union is increasingly mentioned in informed media as playing a role in global politics and business. Most often it associated with trade policy disputes and
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By Adrian Taylor The European Union is increasingly mentioned in informed media as playing a role in global politics and business. Most often it associated with trade policy disputes and
Europe and America: parallel lives, centuries apart: Why is Europe uniting? Read More »
By Adrian Taylor The European Union is increasingly mentioned in informed media as playing a role in global politics and business. Most often it associated with trade policy disputes and
Europe and America: parallel lives, centuries apart: The Union gets larger Read More »
By Richard Laming Normally, discussions of the involvement of Greece in the process of European integration start by remarking that Greece is the original home of democracy, and that it
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By Barbara Wootton I The term socialism is constantly bandied about in debate with reckless disregard for consistency of meaning. There are now sects within sects, and a bewildering variety
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By Dr Eddy Asirvatham (University of Madras) I. THE FAILURE OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS When the World War of 1914-18 was being fought, there were many who sincerely believed
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