Routledge Dealing with Europe: Britain and Maastricht Treaty

Explore the complex history of British diplomacy during a defining era of European integration. Published by Routledge, this book offers a detailed analysis of the strategies used by Britain during the 1990-91 Intergovernmental Conference. This period was instrumental in the formation of the Maastricht Treaty and the eventual creation of the European Union. The text focuses on the specific questions of British policy coordination. Readers can examine the various factors that shaped the government's stance during high-stakes negotiations regarding the European Political Union and the European Monetary Union. It serves as a foundational study for those interested in the mechanics of British policy making. By reconstructing the internal and external factors that influenced decision-making, this work provides a clear view of how Britain navigated its role within the evolving European landscape. It is an essential resource for students, historians, and professionals studying law, business, and international relations.