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Zusatztext John Redwood has been among the leading Conservative critics of the development of the EU. He has this place because of the intelligence and perception of his insights into the real nature of the federal project! and because of the integrity and principle with which he has held his views. No-one is better equipped than he is to argue that Britain's future more sensibly lies in the English-speaking world! especially with America! than with the alien political and social cultures of the rest of Europe.' - Simon Heffer! leading Daily Mail commentator '...interesting critique of the European Union and evaluation of the position of Britain vis a vis the United States...' - Janet Hunter! Talking Politics '...interesting and well argued.' - David Smith! Sunday Times 'His book will be of interest to those...who follow transatlantic and above all US-British policy discussions...' - Choice Informationen zum Autor JOHN REDWOOD! MP! is a leading writer about economic and constitutional matters. A regular contributor to major newspapers and journals! he has also published Popular Capitalism! The Global Marketplace! Our Currency! Our Country and The Death of Britain? Currently MP for Wokingham! he is a quondam Fellow of All Souls College! Oxford! and Visiting Professor at Middlesex University Business School. Klappentext This dramatic new book looks ahead to the coming conflicts between the USA and the emerging United States of Europe. Should Britain become the fifteenth state of Euroland or the fifty-first state of America? John Redwood sets out four possible futures for Britain! concluding that joining the European political project would be bad for the UK and for the cause of free trade and democracy around the world. He explains why the USA has need of the special relationship with Britain and how the English-speaking world offers the best approach to peace and prosperity in a dot.com world. Zusammenfassung This dramatic new book looks ahead to the coming conflicts between the USA and the emerging United States of Europe. Should Britain become the fifteenth state of Euroland or the fifty-first state of America? John Redwood sets out four possible futures for Britain, concluding that joining the European political project would be bad for the UK and for the cause of free trade and democracy around the world. He explains why the USA has need of the special relationship with Britain and how the English-speaking world offers the best approach to peace and prosperity in a dot.com world. Inhaltsverzeichnis Britain and Britishness at the Crossroads A United States of Europe or a Union of English Speaking Peoples: Two Rival Models for the USA and Britain The USA! the UK and the UN: The Special Relationships Policing the World Free Trade and Democracy: The Ideals of the Wider English Speaking Commonwealth Doing Business the American Way: Is the UK Growing More like America Day by Day? The United States of America and the United States of Europe: The Coming Conflict What's in an English Speaking Union for the USA? What Kind of Renegotiations with the EU does Britain Want? Conclusions Notes Bibliography Index ...
