From hostility to ‘constructive engagement’: The Europeanisation of the labour party
West European PoliticsPublished 1 January 1998
Philip Daniels
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(1998). From hostility to ‘constructive engagement’: The Europeanisation of the labour party. West European Politics: Vol. 21, Britain in the Nineties the Politics of Paradox, pp. 72-96.
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