The fate of the eurozone – what kind of Europe can survive the crisis? (29...
10.30 am to 4 pm, Saturday 29 October 2011 Room K2.31 (2C), King’s College London, The Strand, London WC2B 2LS – click here for a map The fate of the eurozone – what kind of Europe can survive the...
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Good politics, now all Labour needs is a policy
Sir Julian Priestley By Sir Julian Priestley Labour’s decision to put a three-line whip on the vote on an in/out referendum was a good decision. It moved the focus to the resurgence of Tory divisions...
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The fate of the eurozone – how Europe can survive the crisis
Lord Maclennan Federal Union and the Federal Trust held a conference on Saturday 29 October 2011 to examine the roots of the crisis in the eurozone and to explore possible solutions. Why is the...
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What went wrong with the euro?
David Aaronovitch: not guilty Peter Oborne’s campaign against the pro-Europeans took another step yesterday with his online debate with David Aaronovitch. The latter was one of the targets in his...
View ArticleThe UK and the euro (12 December 2011)
THE COALITION AND EUROPE AFTER THE HONEYMOON 12 DECEMBER – THE UK AND THE EURO MARY SUMNER HOUSE, TUFTON STREET, LONDON SW1P 3RB 2.00 – 5.30 pm followed by a drinks reception This, the third in a...
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Multiple identities and mixed feelings – more or less Europe? (19 January 2012)
19 January 2012, 1730 -1900 Venue: The Tent at St Ethelburga’s, 78 Bishopsgate, London EC2N 4AG (5 mins walk from Bank and Liverpool St tube stations). Light refreshments will be served beforehand (for...
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On the edge: Britain and Europe – a new book by Brendan Donnelly and Hugh Dykes
In this new book, Brendan Donnelly and Hugh Dykes, both former Conservative parliamentarians, critically review British attitudes towards the European Union, particularly those of the media and...
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There may be trouble ahead: the Coalition’s European policy (23 May 2012)
23 May – There may be trouble ahead: the Coalition’s European policy Europe House, 32 Smith Square, London SW1P 3EU 4.00 – 6.30 pm followed by a drinks reception As you know, over the past six months...
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The UK and the eurozone (15 January 2013)
2.00 – 5.30pm, followed by a reception – Mary Sumner House, 24 Tufton Street, London SW1P 3RB This conference will be the third event in the current series “On the Edge – Britain on the European...
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Silence where a policy should be
David Cameron and Nick Clegg (picture 10 Downing Street / Flickr) The coalition government’s mid-term review and relaunch yesterday gave us an update on what they think they have achieved. Of course,...
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How the euro protects its members
Previous blogposts (here and here) have written approvingly of the trend to include more foreign-produced value added in a country’s exports. What this means is that the components and parts in a...
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Europe’s future is a federalist one
The Eurozone’s Path to aFederalist Future, by Alan Lamond The Federal Trust has launched a pamphlet by Alan Lamond, a former senior UN official specializing in trade matters, entitled “The Eurozone’s...
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What went wrong with the euro?
David Aaronovitch: not guilty Peter Oborne’s campaign against the pro-Europeans took another step yesterday with his online debate with David Aaronovitch. The latter was one of the targets in his...
View ArticleThe UK and the euro (12 December 2011)
THE COALITION AND EUROPE AFTER THE HONEYMOON 12 DECEMBER – THE UK AND THE EURO MARY SUMNER HOUSE, TUFTON STREET, LONDON SW1P 3RB 2.00 – 5.30 pm followed by a drinks reception This, the third in a...
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Multiple identities and mixed feelings – more or less Europe? (19 January 2012)
19 January 2012, 1730 -1900 Venue: The Tent at St Ethelburga’s, 78 Bishopsgate, London EC2N 4AG (5 mins walk from Bank and Liverpool St tube stations). Light refreshments will be served beforehand (for...
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On the edge: Britain and Europe – a new book by Brendan Donnelly and Hugh Dykes
In this new book, Brendan Donnelly and Hugh Dykes, both former Conservative parliamentarians, critically review British attitudes towards the European Union, particularly those of the media and...
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There may be trouble ahead: the Coalition’s European policy (23 May 2012)
23 May – There may be trouble ahead: the Coalition’s European policy Europe House, 32 Smith Square, London SW1P 3EU 4.00 – 6.30 pm followed by a drinks reception As you know, over the past six months...
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The UK and the eurozone (15 January 2013)
2.00 – 5.30pm, followed by a reception – Mary Sumner House, 24 Tufton Street, London SW1P 3RB This conference will be the third event in the current series “On the Edge – Britain on the European...
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Silence where a policy should be
David Cameron and Nick Clegg (picture 10 Downing Street / Flickr) The coalition government’s mid-term review and relaunch yesterday gave us an update on what they think they have achieved. Of course,...
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How the euro protects its members
Previous blogposts (here and here) have written approvingly of the trend to include more foreign-produced value added in a country’s exports. What this means is that the components and parts in a...
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