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Regulating European Labour Markets: More costs than Benefits?
By John T. Addison & W. Stanley Siebert
A compendium of EU regulatory measures and an assessment, largely negative, of their economic impact.
Reference No B162 - Paperback - 86 pp - £8.00 

EMU – What’s In It For You?
By Anti-Maastricht Alliance
This booklet challenges the Chancellor Gordon Brown’s economic policy.
Reference No B001 - Pamphlet - 16 pp - £3.00

The Common Fisheries Policy
By John Ashworth
An in-depth analysis of the shameful story of the CFP and its disastrous consequences for British fishermen.
Reference No B002 - Pamphlet - 16 pp - £4.00
 
Europe's Full Circle - Corporate Elites and the New Fascism
By Rodney Atkinson
Now in its third revised edition - Reveals how the EU is built on the Nazis’ 1942 blueprint, inspired by the anti-democratic and anti-Anglo-Saxon politics of the fascist ‘30s.
Reference No B004 - Paperback - 169 pp - £10.00

Treason at Maastricht - The Destruction of the Nation State
By Rodney Atkinson
Now in its second edition – A full account of the treason cases and the destruction of the British constitution.
Reference No B005 - Paperback - 150 pp - £10.00

The Bank That Rules Europe? The ECB and Central Bank Independence?
By Mark Baimbridge, Brian Burkitt & Philip Whyman
The author’s point out, that the European Central Bank (ECB) is the wrong institution pursuing the wrong policy.
Reference No B153 - Pamphlet - 42 pp - £3.95

The European single currency: A bad idea
By Professor Sir James Ball
A top economist and businessman looks at the economics, the policies and the benefits from staying out.
Reference No B143 - Pamphlet - 18 pp - £5.00

Serious Damage: The Impact of the Witholding Tax on the City of London
By Richard Baron
A critique of the witholding tax directive, showing how the UK will lose out, and why this market will leave the UK and the EU for New York.
Reference No B131 - Pamphlet - 24 pp - £5.00

The Throw That Failed
By Lionel Bell
The deliberate deceit behind Britain's 1961 application to join the EC.
Reference No B009 - Hardback - 209 pp - £15.00

Britain and European Union: Dialogue of the Deaf
By Lord Beloff
Beloff asks whether Macmillan, Heath and Wilson knowingly deceived the electorate into thinking that membership of the EC could be combined with independence.
Reference No B011 - Paperback - 167 pp - £18.99

Yugoslavia an avoidable war 
By Nora Beloff
Shows how had it not been for misguided foreign intrusion, the Yugoslavia catastrophe need never have taken place.
Reference No B169 - Paperback - 146 pp - £14.00

Aiming for the Heart of Europe: A Misguided Venture
By John Bercow MP
A model of clarity, comprehensive in scope and compelling in its logic.
Reference No B135 - Pamphlet - 37 pp - £3.95
 
Britain's Final Choice: Europe or America?
By Conrad Black
Britain must decide whether it wants to trade with the world or only with Europe?
Reference No B120 - Pamphlet - 30 pp - £5.00

Britain’s Place in the World
By Crispin Blunt
Should Britain join EMU or renegotiate its relationship with Europe and build on its traditional links with the United States and the Commonwealth?
Reference No B144 - Pamphlet - 31 pp - £7.50

England for the English 
by Richard Body
This is a book about England’s future in a world where cultural identities are in revolt. Sir Richard argues that England can have a future greater than her past.
Reference No B215 - Hardback - 181 pp - £13.95

Europe of Many Circles
By Richard Body
How the EU can be re-shaped into something big enough to serve the people of all Europe, and small enough to allow individual liberty and democracy to flourish.
Reference No B012 - Hardback - 182 pp - £14.95

The Breakdown of Europe
By Richard Body
Why the EU will implode even if it survives the single currency.
Reference No B121 - Hardback - 102 pp - £9.95

Nice And Beyond: The Parting of the Ways
By Christopher Booker
Germany and France are set to forge ahead (or behind?) to full political union. How will HMG react?
Reference No B200 - Paperback - 63 pp - £7.50

Death of Inflation
By Roger Bootle
This upbeat refreshing, jargon-free book, highlights the supreme irrelevance of Maastricht. Though not about “Europe”, it argues that post-war inflation of almost all the western world is a historical aberration.  
Reference No B122 - Paperback - 264 pp - £9.99

Lessons for EMU from the History of Monetary Unions
By Michael Bordo & Lars Jonung
Guidance for Europe’s venture into Monetary Union.  
Reference No B185 - Paperback - 72 pp - £8.00

The Treaty of Amsterdam in Perspective
By the British Data Management Foundation
This latest updated version includes the Protocol on the Channel Islands. The complete text of the Amsterdam Treaty, a consolidated version of the treaties, all the protocols, declarations and resolutions plus an analysis of the progression from Rome to Amsterdam.
Reference No B022 - Paperback - 274 pp - £26.50

A Price Not Worth Paying: The Economic Cost of EMU
By Brian Burkitt, Mark Baimbridge & Philip Whyman
An analysis of the probable advantages and disadvantages of Britain joining the EMU.
Reference No B021 - Pamphlet - 33 pp - £4.50

There Is An Alternative
By Brian Burkitt, Mark Baimbridge & Philip Whyman
A serious assessment of the cost of Britain in the EU.
Reference No B020 - Paperback - 111 pp - £4.50

Everything You Always Wanted To Know About The euro: But Were Afraid To Ask A Tory
By Janet Bush
The title does not do justice to the content, which has essays from non-Conservatives, MPs, MEPs, journalists, trade unionists and academics, showing how the “EU” issues transcends party politics.
Reference No B170 - Pamphlet - 71 pp - £6.99

Associated not Absorbed
By Bill Cash
A fully-worked-out plan for an Associated European Area, an alternative to a Single European State.
Reference No B202 - Pamphlet - 24 pp - £6.00

British influence and the euro
By Sir John Coles
The former Head of the British Diplomatic Service 1994-97 speaks about British influence and comes to the view that Britain would lose influence by joining the Euro.
Reference No B166 - Pamphlet - 28 pp - £5.00

Conservative MEPs and the European People’s Party: Time for Divorce
By Jonathan Collett and Martin Ball
A hard-hitting account demonstrating the absurdity of any formal relationship between the Conservative Party and the European People’s Party after the 1999 Euro-elections.
Reference No B145 - Pamphlet - 41 pp - £3.95

The Rotten Heart of Europe
By Bernard Connolly
The dirty war between France and Germany for Europe’s money, written by an insider.
Reference No B027 - Paperback - 426 pp - £9.99

Reflections on a Ravaged Century – The Rule of Rogue Ideologies
By Robert Conquest
In the 20th century mankind’s embrace of two Big Ideas: Marxism and National Socialism: brought catastrophe. Can we avert the consequences of a third Big Idea: "Europe"? An association of English-speaking peoples could point the way.
Reference No B180 - Hardback - 316 pp - £25.00

Europe’s Road To War 
By Paul-Marie Couteaux MEP 
An examination of the origins, history and track record of “collective security” and its latest manifestation, the EU’s “Common Foreign and Security Policy”.
Reference No B140 - Paperback - 132 pp - £6.99
 
Britain's Economic Destiny: A Business Perspective
By Sir Michael Edwardes
Even if the single currency works for Europe, it doesn't work for Britain.
Reference No B128 - Pamphlet - 25 pp - £3.95

A Guide to the Amsterdam Treaty
By the European Research Group
A layman’s guide on how the federalist juggernaut rolls on.
Reference No B031 - Pamphlet - 23 pp - £6.00

The Euro: Bad for Business
By the European Research Group
100 Business leaders put forward their collective view of the single currency.
Reference No B123 - Pamphlet - 57 pp - £15.00

The Legal Agenda for a Free Europe
By the European Research Group
12 contributors from across the EU call for measures to reassert the supremacy of the national legal systems over Community law.
Reference No B035 - Pamphlet - 50 pp - £7.00

The Pity of War
By Niall Ferguson
This analysis of the origins of the Great War, its conduct and its outcome deepens our understanding of what it is to be German – perhaps the key to the British finding a relationship with the EU.
Reference No B209 - Paperback - 623 pp - £9.99

Britain and Europe: The End of Democracy?
By Frederick Forsyth CBE
Delivered at the Tenth Ian Gow Memorial Lecture in December 2000. This well written speech shows the clear lack of democracy and accountability in the EU. It explains why and how deception is the only way this new state can be formed.
Reference No B210 - Pamphlet - 29 pp - £4.50

Inward Investment and Social Europe
By Haruko Fukuda
Clear proof that the UK benefited through not being part of the Social Chapter.
Reference No B037 - Pamphlet - 12 pp - £3.00
  
“In Their Own Words": The Advocates of European Integration
By Christopher Gill MP
Europhiles destroy their own case.
Reference No B039 - Paperback - 116 pp - £5.00
 
Crisis in the Countryside – The case for the repatriation of agricultural policy
By James Gladstone
This pamphlet argues that Europe’s farmers can survive in a free market, but only if agricultural policy is devolved back to the individual countries of Europe – the most radical imaginable reform of the Common Agricultural Policy.
Reference No B189 - Pamphlet - 31 pp - £1.95

The Trap
By Sir James Goldsmith
A forceful critique of the Single Currency, it challenges received thinking on free trade, agriculture, and of course "Europe" and calls for a "re-think" as a Community of independent nation-states.
Reference No B042 - Paperback - 216 pp - £7.99

Rotten at the Core
by June Goodfield
This work of FICTION is the first of a trilogy about the EU and Britain’s relationship with Europe. It is the result of meticulous research with a wealth of insider knowledge.
Reference No B214 - Paperback - 214 pp - £6.99

A Parliament For England
By Teresa Gorman MP
The EU’s  plan to destroy the UK by breaking it up into 12 separate regions ruled by Brussels.
Reference No B156 - Paperback - 34 pp - £3.50

The Good European’s Dilemma
By Robin Guthrie
“Europeans around the continent who have voted in successive national referenda to join or to stay in the EU now ask themselves if what they are getting is really the Europe they were looking for”.
Reference No B181 - Pamphlet - 35 pp - £5.00

Disintegrating Europe
 By Noriko Hama 
Writer economist Hama asks is the ideal European unification dying? Have the concepts enshrined in the Maastricht Treaty become museum pieces?
Reference No B046 - Paperback - 126 pp - £16.00

The Killing of the Countryside
By Graham Harvey
An urgent call to arms for lovers of Britain’s countryside. Effective proof of how damaging the CAP has been for this country.
Reference No B047 - Paperback - 218 pp - £7.99

A Single European Currency
By David Heathcoat-Amory MP
Reviews the attempts at monetary union so far, and considers the arguments for and against a single European currency.
Reference No B048 - Pamphlet - 30 pp - £5.95

What Tories Want
By Simon Heffer
Why any future Conservative Government will have to pursue policies, which allow people to make their own decisions about their lives. Heffer also believes what Tories want most of all is an adverb-free policy on Europe.
Reference No B182 - Pamphlet - 27 pp - £5.00

The Repeal of the Corn Laws 1837-46
By Malcolm Hill
Cobden's fight to free Britain from protectionism and its lessons for the European Union.
Reference No B049 - Pamphlet - 16 pp - £3.00

The Principality and Power of Europe
Britain and the emerging Holy Roman Empire
By Adrian Hilton
This book now in its second Edition combines a combination of Christian insight and a thorough grasp of the mixed, muddled and even murky forces behind the drive towards European Union. 
Reference No B203 - Paperback - 224 pp - £7.99
 
Better Off Out
By Brian Hindley & Martin Howe
Should Britain stay fully in the EU at all costs, even if the price proves to be the loss of our independence?
Reference No B051 - Paperback - 95 pp - £8.00

European Integration – Scope and Limits
By Martin Holmes
This book questions the wisdom of the European ‘project’. Political union, moreover, remains an elite aspiration, which weakens democratic accountability and lacks popular legitimacy.
Reference No B204 - Hardback - 256 pp - £40.00

Franco-German Friendship and the Destination of Federalism
By Martin Holmes
This pamphlet shows how the alliance and federalism is thriving.
Reference No B133 - Pamphlet - 30 pp - £3.95

John Major and Europe - The Failure of a Policy 1990-7
By Martin Holmes
An evaluation of exactly what John Major's European policy was.
Reference No B054 - Pamphlet - 30 pp - £3.95

Reviewing Europe - Selected Book Reviews 1991-7
By Martin Holmes
A collection of reviews of 15 publications.
Reference No B058 - Pamphlet - 46 pp - £3.95

The Eurosceptical Reader
Edited By Martin Holmes
A collection of articles and speeches showing that the Eurosceptical case has become both intellectually powerful and politically persuasive.
Reference No B057 - Paperback - 410 pp - £17.99

William Hague’s European Policy
By Martin Holmes
A simple guide to Hague’s European Policy, how he got here and what he must do next.
Reference No B179 - Pamphlet - 32 pp - £4.95

The Future of Europe 
By Michael Howard  
The QC and former Home Secretary calls for a reformed EU based on flexibility and variable geometry and re-patriation of purely domestic matters. 
Reference No B059 - Pamphlet - 27 pp - £6.00

The Edge of Now
By David Howell
Lord Howell shows how the information revolution and the practical problems of government interrelate.
Reference No B195 - Hardback - 392 pp - £18.99

The World Turned Rightside Up:
A New Trading Agenda for the Age of Globalisation
By John C. Hulsman
A global Free Trade Association led by the US and the UK? Robin Cook says it’s “barmy” because it would mean the UK distancing herself from the EU. That’s precisely the attraction to the eminent people in Washington and London. John Hulsman, Patrick Minford, Martin Howe QC, David-Davis MP and Bill Jamieson explore the idea.
Reference No B212 - Paperback - 66 pp - £8.00

An Illustrated Guide to the British Economy
By Bill Jamieson
The first of its kind: the story of the British economy in pictures – graphs, charts and diagrams.
Reference No B073 - Paperback – 355 - £12.99

Britain and Europe: Choices for change
By Bill Jamieson
The EU’s global decline, its unsocial model, the impact on the UK if we do nothing and the choices we can make to avoid being dragged down.
Reference No B167 - Pamphlet - 33 pp - £8.50

Britain Beyond Europe
By Bill Jamieson
“Throwing in our lot with a problematic regional bloc has been a fatal error, one which must be reversed”.
Reference No B072 - Hardback - 196 pp - £18.99

Britain: Free to choose
By Bill Jamieson
Jamieson sets out the opportunities for Britain's future in the global economy.
Reference No B127 - Paperback - 78 pp - £5.50

Worlds Apart
By Bill Jamieson
This paper sets out the importance of Britain's trade beyond Europe.  It gives practical examples of UK investment outside Europe. And finally, it questions whether economic benefit will accrue to Britain from further integration with Europe.
Reference No B070 - Pamphlet - 40 pp - £6.95

Britain Held Hostage: The Coming Euro-Dictatorship
By Lindsay Jenkins
Reprinted with a dramatic new foreword by Frederick Forsyth.  The how and why of the EU explained and exposed, including planning before the Second World War.
Reference No B075 - Paperback - 338 pp - £11.99

Godfather of the European Union - Altiero Spinelli
By Lindsay Jenkins
This paper offers clear evidence that Spinelli - a powerful and influential post-war Communist - was the true architect of the Maastricht Treaty.
Reference No B076 - Pamphlet - 27 pp - £3.95

The Last Days of Britain: The Final Betrayal 
By Lindsay Jenkins
Few in Britain today, even at the highest levels, realise just how much power has already been forfeited to the EU. This book illustrates what power has gone and what little is left and explores the decades of dishonesty as British independence has been shamefully handed over to a multinational establishment with growing features of independent nationhood.
Reference No B198 - Paperback - 302 pp - £14.99

Can self-government survive Britain and the European Union
By Nevil Johnson
Johnson analysis the underlying causes of Britain’s fractious relationship with the EU and discusses the options available.
Reference No B199 - Paperback - 58 pp - £7.50

Reforming EU Farm Policy: Lessons from New Zealand
By R.W.M. Johnson
How the abandonment of price support and free trade for agriculture proved successful.
Reference No B184 - Pamphlet - 84 pp - £8.00

Reinventing Realism- Australia’s Foreign & Defence Policy at the Millennium
By David Martin Jones & Mike Lawrence Smith
The UK is not the only country whose “elite” tried to foist the idea of regional integration on an unwilling population. Australia’s “elite” tried it too. In their case they failed – spectacularly.
Reference No B191 - Pamphlet - 63 pp - £12.50

The European Commission: Administration or government
By Tom King MP
The former Defence Minister argues for radical reform of the Commission, principally its de-politicisation.
Reference No B157 - Pamphlet - 23 pp - £7.50

In Office
By Norman Lamont
An inside and honest account of ERM and Maastricht – essential reading for Eurorealists.
Reference No B160 - Hardback - 367 pp - £20.00

Sovereign Britain
By Norman Lamont
A senior Conservative speaks out against European Monetary Union.
Reference No B078 - Paperback - 128 pp - £8.95

Confidence in the City outside the euro
By David Lascelles
Former FT journalist and banking expert shows how the City of London will prosper outside.
Reference No B146 - Pamphlet - 26 pp - £5.00

The Tainted Source: The Undemocratic Origins of the European Idea
By John Laughland
A powerful book explaining why Europe is an important constitutional issue and why the creation of a European state is unworkable, and in the end will destroy parliamentary democracy.
Reference No B124 - Paperback - 402 pp - £8.99

CAP: a catalogue of failure
By Ruth Lea
A well written concise analysis of the Common Agricultural Policy by Ruth Lea, head of the policy unit at the IoD. This pamphlet shows the clear failings of the CAP and discusses the urgent reforms necessary. 
Reference No B207 - Pamphlet - 27 pp - £5.00

EU Membership – What’s the bottom line?
By Graeme Leach
Comprehensive 53-page cost/benefit analysis of UK’s EU Membership shows net costs ranging from a minimum 2% of GDP to double or triple if we join the euro and accept tax harmonization.
Reference No B178 - Pamphlet - 53 pp - £5.00 

The UK and Euroland – Ships passing in the night
By Graeme Leach
This IoD paper sets out why economic forces may yet stand in the way of UK participation in the euro.
Reference No B196 - Pamphlet - 36 pp - £5.00 

The UK and the Euro – better out than in?
By Graeme Leach
Explodes the myth about the inevitability of joining and shows the positive advantages of staying out.
Reference No B147 - Pamphlet - 40 pp - £5.00 

Europe: A Concise Encyclopedia of the European Union from Aachen to Zollverein
By Rodney Leach
Now in its third updated. A complete alphabetical gazetteer to all the people and institutions of Europe, written with wry wit and elegance.
Reference No B080 - Hardback - 273 pp - £20.00

Monetary Union: A Perilous Gamble
By Rodney Leach
Putting EMU into perspective and questioning the widely held belief that the euro will lead to low and uniform interest rates.
Reference No B079 - Pamphlet - 13 pp - £4.00  

The Myth of Europe
By Russell Lewis
The myths which have led to the EU’s lack of democracy, excessive regulation, corruption and structural bias against British interests.
Reference No B173 - Pamphlet - 31 pp - £3.95 

The American experience of currency union:
an observer from the other side of the Atlantic
By Lawrence Lindsey
Lindsay, a member of the American “Fed” spells out the lessons of the US single currency, and concludes that in the foreseeable future there is no way the euro can work. 
Reference No B129 - Pamphlet - 10 pp - £5.00

Kosovo – Law and Deplomacy
By David Littman QC
Littman describes in detail why the military intervention in the Kosovo crisis was illegal unnecessary and unsuccessful.
Reference No B168 - Pamphlet - 59 pp - £7.50

Handicap Not Trump Card
By Keith Marsden
Why the European social model based on heavy regulation of labour market’s can’t work without job losses.
Reference No B154 - Pamphlet - 28 pp - £5.00

Towards “A Treaty of Commerce” - Euroland and NAFTA compared
By Keith Marsden
Marsden poses a simple question: should Britain continue to argue against the trend of “ever closer union”, or should we consider renegotiating the terms of our EU Membership, while exploring the possibility of joining another club whose rules and members’ behaviour are more congenial?
Reference No B190 - Pamphlet - 41 pp - £7.50

Tyranny of the Law: How the Law is taking away our Liberties
By John McLean
How the liberal imposition of “liberal” values by a self-appointed “enlightened elite” on the population at large has resulted in a greater loss of individual rights and liberties.
Reference No B187 - Paperback - 284 pp - £7.99

Europe's Economic Dilemma
By John Mills
Analyses the reason’s why the EU’s growth rate has fallen over the last 25 years; concluding that the main reason has been politically driven attempts to lock EU currencies together.
Reference No B085 - Paperback - 170 pp - £15.99
 
Managing The World Economy
By John Mills
Mills argues that with better management, economic growth and employment would have been improved.
Reference No B193 - Hardback - 258 pp - £42.50
 
Tackling Britain's False Economy
By John Mills
Mills analyses the failings of the British economy and concludes that the main cause of its relatively poor performance has been inappropriate monetary exchange rate policies.
Reference No B084 - Paperback - 169 pp - £15.99

Maastricht: The Case Against Economic & Monetary Union
By Ian Milne
For Europe as much as for Britain, EMU is wrong in principle and wrong in practice.
Reference No B086 - Pamphlet - 28 pp - £2.95

The Facts About FDI
By Ian Milne
An analysis of the last ten years of Foreign Direct Investment, where it comes from, which industries it goes into and in what volumes.
Reference No B132 - Pamphlet - 21 pp - £4.00

UK Trade, in 1997
By Ian Milne
The updated figures on where our exports go and where our imports come from.
Reference No B164 - Pamphlet - 13 pp - £3.00

UK Trade, in 1998 and Growth 1992-98
By Ian Milne
The 1998 trade figures show the UK integrating with the world, not with the EU.
Reference No B165 - Pamphlet - 32 pp - £4.00

UK Trade, in 1999 and Growth 1993-99
By Ian Milne
The latest figures show Britain integrating still further with the world, not Europe.
Reference No B194 - Pamphlet - 31 pp - £4.00

The Price of Fairness: The costs of the proposed labour market reforms
By Patrick Minford & Andrew Haldenby
First ever study of the impact on business of the Working Time Directive, the Minimum Wage, the Fairness at Work proposals and the cost of labour market-related tax collection.
Reference No B148 - Pamphlet - 21 pp - £5.00

The Common Fisheries Policy – End or Mend
By Austin Mitchell MP
The story of how in 1972 Edward Heath secretly gave away Britain’s greatest renewable asset.
Reference No B090 - Pamphlet - 20 pp - £2.50

The Single European Currency in National Perspective
Edited By Bernard H.Moss & Jonathan Michie
A look at the EU and single currency from the perspective of each of the member states.
Reference No B149 - Hardback - 232 pp - £45.00

Vigilance: A defence of British Liberty
by Ashley Mote
A clear account of what is being done by the EU on Britain, why it matters and how a confident Britain could emerge from the EU.
Reference No B213 - Paperback - 279 pp - £12.95

A Nation is a Nation is a Nation
By John Murray
A gentle trot through the cultures of Europe.
Reference No B093 - Hardback - 86 pp - £7.00

A New EU White Paper
By New Europe
This paper is a first-class exposition, as far as it goes, of how Britain could stay in the EU and retain self-government.
Reference No B186 - Pamphlet - 19 pp - £5.00

The Euro: bad for trade unions
By Doug Nicolls
In a format suitable for any trade unionist reader it shatters the myth about the single currency and promotes the alternatives that will create real benefits for trade unions and the country as a whole.
Reference No B171 - Pamphlet - 20 pp - £5.00

Food Safety and the EU
By Richard North
This pamphlet explains the reasons for the introduction of Food Safety regulations proposed by the EU and argues against them.
Reference No B197 - Pamphlet - 57 pp - £4.99

Limits to EU Integration – Eight Amendments to the Union Treaties
By Lord Owen
Lord Owen’s, Keith Joseph memorial lecture 25th January 2001. He argues against considering membership of the ‘speculative experiment’ that is the euro until at least 2004. Owen also calls for Treaty amendments.
Reference No B206 - Pamphlet - 17 pp - £5.00

The Death of Britain?
By John Redwood
A truthful, elegantly and clearly written account of how the constitution of the UK is being adopted to accommodate what has been a revolution.
Reference No B134 - Paperback - 201 pp - £10.99

Stars and Strife: 
The Coming Conflict between the USA and the European Union
By John Redwood
In this book Redwood shows how a new country called Europe is emerging, and urges the UK to negotiate a new relationship with the EU that leaves us out of the army, the currency, the common borders and other centralizing policies.
Reference No B208 - Paperback - 193 pp - £12.99

The Death of Europe
How demographic decline will destroy the European Union
By John Scholefield
“If European populations will not reproduce themselves they must reconcile themselves to economic and political decline or face up to massive immigration with all the political problems that will bring.”
Reference No B202 - Pamphlet - 45 pp - £3.95

A Guide to the Treaty of Amsterdam
By Stuart Sexton
Step by step guide showing how the Maastricht and Rome treaties are now amended by Amsterdam. Demonstrates how Amsterdam takes a major step towards political and monetary union.
Reference No B102 - Pamphlet - 67 pp - £6.00

Building Europe: The Cultural Politics of European Integration
By Cris Shore
An unprecedented first-hand insight into the organizational culture of the European Commission, detailing the attempts of EU elite’s to use culture as a tool for forging a sense of cohesion and belonging to the EU. From invented Euro-symbols and statistics to European citizenship and the single currency.
Reference No B211 - Paperback - 257 pp - £15.99 

Separate Ways
By Peter Shore
This book by a Labour peer is a powerful weapon for the success of the Euro-realist campaign.
Reference No B192 - Hardback - 244 pp - £18.99

British Justice or Human Rights
By Michael Shrimpton
The edited version of the Lantern lecture 25th October 1997. Deals with the problem of incorporating the European Convention into British Law, the merits of the Human Rights convention and the alternatives.   
Reference No B104 - Pamphlet - 186 pp - £2.00

An Intelligent Person’s Guide to Post War Britain
By Dr Alan Sked
Sked analyses Britain’s political institutions, political parties, social and legal structures and foreign relations.
Reference No B106 - Hardback - 186 pp - £12.95

Will Europe Work?
By David Smith
“In the end it will come down to jobs”. The Sunday Times Economics Editor asks why Britain creates so many jobs and “Europe” so few.
Reference No B174 - Paperback - 263 pp - £8.99

The Ratchet – A Cool Look At The European Union
By John Rennie Stewardson
This stimulating book is for those with inquiring minds who are looking for a jargon-free perspective on the complexities of the EU venture.
Reference No B205 - Paperback - 144 pp - £6.99

A “Coming Home or Poisoned Chalice?
By Helen Szamuely & Bill Jamieson
A Scathing analysis that debunks many of the myths of enlargement and urges the case for a radical re-casting of the EU.
Reference No B068 - Paperback - 100 pp - £8.50                                  

A Delayed Home Coming: An Update on European Union Enlargement
By Helen Szamuely
Szamuely analyses the whole enlargement process and its pitfalls.
Reference No B172 - Pamphlet - 32 pp - £7.50                                  

Alien Thoughts: Reflecting on Identity
By Helen Szamuely & Robert W. Calm & Ydhya El-Droubie 
Thoughtful eassay on identity and Britishness, whose origins are outside Britain.
Reference No B159 - Pamphlet - 28 pp - £3.95                                  

The Euro-Sceptical Directory
By Chris R. Tame
A directory of the principle European Institutions, Pro-EU and Euro-sceptic organisations, publications and internet resources.
Reference No B109 - Paperback - 116 pp - £9.95

Prof A.J.P. Taylor on Europe
By A.J.P. Taylor
A collection of his articles from the 60s and 70s.
Reference No B110 - Pamphlet - 17 pp - £3.95

Ultimate Vindication: The Spectator and Europe 1966-79
By Thomas Teodorczuk
A review of the The Spectator’s attitude to Europe, shows how measured hostility towards the UK governments’ actions and evasions is the sole characteristic that unites the conflicting editorial attitudes adopted by The Spectator over European integration.
Reference No B188 - Pamphlet - 66 pp - £4.95

Bruges Revisited
By The Rt Hon Mrs Margaret Thatcher OM, FRS
The text of the speech delivered in Bruges on 20th September 1998.
Reference No B137 - Pamphlet - 27 pp - £3.95

The euro and ‘regional’ divergence in Europe
By Tony Thirlwall
“The euro implies one rate of interest for all participating countries regardless of their economic circumstances. This can only be described as the economies of the madhouse”.
Reference No B176 - Pamphlet - 29 pp - £5.00

The Bluffers Guide to the EU
By Michael Toner, Christopher White & Lee Rotherham
A snappy little book, containing facts, jargon and all you need for instant expertise. 
Reference No B161 - Paperback - 64 pp - £2.99

Head to head On the euro
Adair Turner vs Martin Taylor
The transcript of the one-to-one debate between the former Director General of the CBI and the former Chief Executive of Barclays.
Reference No B150 - Pamphlet - 26 pp - £5.00

Blowing the Whistle- One man’s fight against fraud in the EC
By Paul van Buitenen
An insider lifts the lid on the internal corruption and fraud at the heart of the EU which in March 1999 triggered the resignation of the entire Commission.
Reference No B175 - Paperback - 262 pp - £12.99

The Principles of British Foreign Policy
By Philip Vander Elst
Should British foreign policy reflect any political and moral principles or should it merely be shaped by current conceptions of national self-interest? Does Britain have any particular long term or permanent interests as a nation state?
Reference No B112 - Pamphlet - 21 pp - £3.95

After the Landslide – Learning the lessons from 1906 and 1945
By David Willets MP with Richard Forsdyke
How the Conservatives can get back into office.
Reference No B158 - Paperback - 112 pp - £7.50

This Blessed Plot
By Hugo Young
An insider’s history of Britain and the European Community written with pervasive authority and a lot of wit.
Reference No B138 - Hardback - 558 pp - £20.00

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