Abstract The difficulties, which Britain had to face when she wanted to join the EEC, have their roots in the shortcomings of her European policy since 1945 ; «atlanticist» and hostile to supra-national organisations, the British were not attracted by the plans for European integration, and they withdrew from the Messina conference (november 1955). The Free Trade area project was intended as an engine of war against the EEC, but it failed in that respect and EFTA rather became a burden to Britain. Negotiations for a rapprochement of CEE and EFTA were brought to a halt by General de Gaulle's first veto (november 1958), a forgotten, but significant episode. In 1959-60, H.M.G. and Whitehall made a thorough reassessment of british policy (speci...
Is Great Britain drawing away from Europe? by Françoise de la Serre It is paradoxically at the very ...
What Europe for What Great Britain? by Françoise de La Serre The importance of the Brussels Agreeme...
The failure of the Free Trade Area (FTA), a British ‘Greater Europe’ free-market project, has often ...
Abstract The difficulties, which Britain had to face when she wanted to join the EEC, have their roo...
Abstract General de Gaulle was not radically inimical to Britain's entry into the Common market ; th...
Abstract Why did de Gaulle veto the United Kingdom's accession to the European Economic Community in...
Bachelor's thesis "Franco-British relations 1967-1972: Rapprochement of France and Britain as a cond...
Many writers have suggested that post-war Britain was semidetached from Europe and thereby missed th...
Dès janvier 1957, après la crise de Suez, Macmillan donna toute priorité à la refondation de la « re...
The second application of Great Britain to the Common market raises the more general problem of the ...
The imaginary and the decision-making process : the example of de Gaulle’s two vetos against Britain...
Grain and grandeur : the economic origins of general de gaulle's european policy The thousands of bo...
Britain’s 1961 application was the first time that the European Community was obliged to consider a ...
The thesis analyses the change of British foreign policy in the beginning of 1960s and the moves whi...
PhDOn 19 December 1967, France formally imposed a veto on British entry to the European Community. ...
Is Great Britain drawing away from Europe? by Françoise de la Serre It is paradoxically at the very ...
What Europe for What Great Britain? by Françoise de La Serre The importance of the Brussels Agreeme...
The failure of the Free Trade Area (FTA), a British ‘Greater Europe’ free-market project, has often ...
Abstract The difficulties, which Britain had to face when she wanted to join the EEC, have their roo...
Abstract General de Gaulle was not radically inimical to Britain's entry into the Common market ; th...
Abstract Why did de Gaulle veto the United Kingdom's accession to the European Economic Community in...
Bachelor's thesis "Franco-British relations 1967-1972: Rapprochement of France and Britain as a cond...
Many writers have suggested that post-war Britain was semidetached from Europe and thereby missed th...
Dès janvier 1957, après la crise de Suez, Macmillan donna toute priorité à la refondation de la « re...
The second application of Great Britain to the Common market raises the more general problem of the ...
The imaginary and the decision-making process : the example of de Gaulle’s two vetos against Britain...
Grain and grandeur : the economic origins of general de gaulle's european policy The thousands of bo...
Britain’s 1961 application was the first time that the European Community was obliged to consider a ...
The thesis analyses the change of British foreign policy in the beginning of 1960s and the moves whi...
PhDOn 19 December 1967, France formally imposed a veto on British entry to the European Community. ...
Is Great Britain drawing away from Europe? by Françoise de la Serre It is paradoxically at the very ...
What Europe for What Great Britain? by Françoise de La Serre The importance of the Brussels Agreeme...
The failure of the Free Trade Area (FTA), a British ‘Greater Europe’ free-market project, has often ...