Fourth Edition
Simon Usherwood and John Pinder
25 January 2018
ISBN: 9780198808855
208 pages
Paperback
174x111mm
In Stock
Price: £8.99Fully updated to include the migrant crisis, the UK's decision to leave the Union, and the state of the Euro currency, this accessible Very Short Introduction shows how and why the EU has developed, how its institutions works, and what it does - from the single market to the Euro, and from agriculture to peace-keeping and the environment.
Fully updated to include the migrant crisis, the UK's decision to leave the Union, and the state of the Euro currency, this accessible Very Short Introduction shows how and why the EU has developed, how its institutions works, and what it does - from the single market to the Euro, and from agriculture to peace-keeping and the environment.
Simon Usherwood, Reader in Politics, University of Surrey, and John Pinder, Formerly Honorary Professor at the College of Europe, and Chairman of the Federal Trust, London, United Kingdom
Simon Usherwood is Reader in Politics at the University of Surrey, where he specialises in the study of euroscepticism, and in UK-EU relations. As well as publishing widely in these areas, he has also been a frequent contributor to public debate, through the media, social media and numerous public speaking events. Since 2016, he has been a Senior Fellow of the 'UK in a Changing Europe' programme.
John Pinder was Honorary Professor at the College of Europe, and Chairman of the Federal Trust, London. He was the author of The Building of the European Union (Third edition, OUP, 1998).
"This slim little volume is quite simply the best place to start for anyone who aspires to understand the European Union." - Professor Anand Menon, Kings College and Director, UK in a Changing Europe
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