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JCMS Special Issue 2015: Interpreting British European Policy. Guest Editors: Mark Bevir, Oliver Daddow and Pauline Schnapper

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  • Oliver Daddow
  • Pauline Schnapper

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type="short"> This article is part of the January 2015 Special Issue titled ‘Interpreting British European Policy’, which also includes Safeguarding British Identity or Betraying It? The Role of British ‘Tradition’ in the Parliamentary Great Debate on EC Membership, October 1971 by N. Piers Ludlow (DOI: 10.1 111/jcms.12202 ), The Return of ‘Englishness’ in British Political Culture – The End of the Unions? by Michael Kenny (DOI: 10.1 111/jcms.12203 ), Interpreting the Outsider Tradition in British European Policy Speeches from Thatcher to Cameron by Oliver Daddow (DOI: 10.1 111/jcms.12204 ), ‘One Woman's Prejudice’: Did Margaret Thatcher Cause Britain's Anti-Europeanism? by Cary Fontana and Craig Parsons (DOI: 10.1 111/jcms.12205 ), Between One-Nation Toryism and Neoliberalism: The Dilemmas of British Conservatism and Britain's Evolving Place in Europe by Mark I. Vail (DOI: 10.1 111/jcms.12206 ), Euroscepticism and the Anglosphere: Traditions and Dilemmas in Contemporary English Nationalism by Ben Wellings and Helen Baxendale (DOI: 10.1 111/jcms.12207 ), Reworking the Eurosceptic and Conservative Traditions into a Populist Narrative: UKIP's Winning Formula? by Karine Tournier-Sol (DOI: 10.1 111/jcms.12208 ), The Labour Party and Europe from Brown to Miliband: Back to the Future? by Pauline Schnapper (DOI: 10.1 111/jcms.12209 ), Educating Britain? Political Literacy and the Construction of National History by Helen Brocklehurst (DOI: 10.1 111/jcms.12211 )

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  • Mark Bevir & Oliver Daddow & Pauline Schnapper, 2015. "JCMS Special Issue 2015: Interpreting British European Policy. Guest Editors: Mark Bevir, Oliver Daddow and Pauline Schnapper," Journal of Common Market Studies, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 53(1), pages 1-17, January.
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