Robin Cook, Tony Blair and New Labour's Competing Visions of Europe
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- The Political Quarterly [ 0032-3179 ] ; 2006-07.
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- Amsterdam summit, Blair, Blair government, Blair leadership, British journal, British people, Conservative predecessors, Critical role, David clark, Economic coordination, Economic liberalisation, Economic orientation, Economic policy, Economic reform, Employment chapters, Employment relations policy, Euro, Euro membership, European convention, European economies, European economy, European institutions, European issue, European partners, European policy, European treaty reform, European union, Foreign policy centre, French referendum, Further shift, General election, General secretary, Globalisation, Government minister, High levels, International relations, Interventionist policies, Journal compilation, Kinnock, Labour, Labour approach, Labour government, Labour leadership, Labour market, Labour meps, Labour movement, Labour party, Labour project, Liberalisation, Liberalising approach, Maastricht treaty, Market liberalisation, Member states, National level, National veto, Parliamentary group, Paul norris, Policy coordination, Policy document, Political power, Political strategy, Pragmatic engagement, Robin cook, Second half, Single market, Social chapter, Social dimension, Social europe, Social rights, Socialist parties, Stakeholder capitalism, Stefano fella, Stuart hall.
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- Amsterdam summit, Blair, Blair government, Blair leadership, British journal, British people, Conservative predecessors, Critical role, David clark, Economic coordination, Economic liberalisation, Economic orientation, Economic policy, Economic reform, Employment chapters, Employment relations policy, Euro, Euro membership, European convention, European economies, European economy, European institutions, European issue, European partners, European policy, European treaty reform, European union, Foreign policy centre, French referendum, Further shift, General election, General secretary, Globalisation, Government minister, High levels, International relations, Interventionist policies, Journal compilation, Kinnock, Labour, Labour approach, Labour government, Labour leadership, Labour market, Labour meps, Labour movement, Labour party, Labour project, Liberalisation, Liberalising approach, Maastricht treaty, Market liberalisation, Member states, National level, National veto, Parliamentary group, Paul norris, Policy coordination, Policy document, Political power, Political strategy, Pragmatic engagement, Robin cook, Second half, Single market, Social chapter, Social dimension, Social europe, Social rights, Socialist parties, Stakeholder capitalism, Stefano fella, Stuart hall.
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