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Britain & the Evolving European Community

01 January 1991

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Britain & the Evolving European Community
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SPECIAL ISSUE
Author(s): Journal of Public Policy and Administration
Publisher: Joint University Council 1991, 79pp
Keywords: Policing Europe Immigration CAP

Contents:
1. INTRODUCTION
transcending Nationalism: the European Community 1958-2000 Andrew
Robinson

2. GOVERNMENTAL PROCESSES
Whitehall, Central Government and 1992
BG Bender

Democratic Legitimacy and the European Union
Juliet Lodge

British Political Parties and Changing Views on the European
Community
Robert Pinkney

3. SECTORAL STUDIES
Border Control Systems and Border Controllers: The British Police
Response to Proposals for a Europe Sans Frontiers
FEC Gregory

The Implication for Government of the Free Movement of Goods,
Services Labour and Capital
Frank Mcdonald

The Administration of the European Community Agricultural
Policies by National Agencies
Andrew Fearne

Social Policy and the European Community: Proposals for Worker
Participation Legislation
Fiona Butler

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