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HISTORICAL DIMENSIONS - Pivotal powers: The British Labour Party and European unity since 1945 - This article examines the postwar roots of European unity and Britain's relationship to it, primarily in terms of foreign policy and the failed alternative political economy of the empire-Commonwealth. It focuses on the attempts of the British left to understand European unity and to formulate a ...

Callaghan, John - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 93, pp. 199-216

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THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE FORMER COMMUNIST BLOC - EU expansion and the political economy of former communist states' accession: The case of Hungary's 'convergence' - This article suggests that the post-communist economy of Hungary has been subject to a political business cycle. It compares and contrasts the impact of two of the EU'S instruments of convergence: Conditionality as applied to states ...

Barnes, Ian; Randerson, Claire - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 93, pp. 179-198

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THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE FORMER COMMUNIST BLOC - From socialist Solidarity to neo-populist neoliberalisation? The paradoxes of Poland's post-communist transition - Does the recent neo-populist turn in Poland signal a clear and decisive rejection of neoliberalisation? This article argues that, despite a rhetorical radicalism that targets the EU, neoliberal technocrats and the former nomenklatura, ...

Shields, Stuart - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 93, pp. 159-178

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THE EUROPEAN UNION, REGIONALISM AND THE 'THIRD WAY': REARTICULATING SOCIAL DEMOCACY - The Europeanisation of left political parties: Limits to adaptation and consensus - This article focuses on how parties of the left have responded to the challenge of 'Europeanisation'. While all parties engage with the EU, their Europeanisation varies in its intensity depending on the party family. The article ...

Holmes, Michael; Lightfoot, Simon - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 93, pp. 141-158

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THE EUROPEAN UNION, REGIONALISM AND THE 'THIRD WAY': REARTICULATING SOCIAL DEMOCACY - The European social model: Between competitive modernisation and neoliberal resistance - This article deals with the remarkable shift in meaning of the term 'European social model' from representing the social-democratic vision of Europe to legitimating neoliberal restructuring, to demanding the limitation of the ...

Hermann, Christoph; Hofbauer, Ines - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 93, pp. 125-140

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THE EUROPEAN UNION, REGIONALISM AND THE 'THIRD WAY': REARTICULATING SOCIAL DEMOCACY - Co-option or resistance? Trade unions and neoliberal restructuring in Europe - European trade unions have been widely criticised as having accepted, if not supported neoliberal restructuring within the EU. Through an analysis of British and German unions and their position on economic and monetary union, and of ...

Bieler, Andreas - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 93, pp. 111-124

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THE EUROPEAN UNION, REGIONALISM AND THE 'THIRD WAY': REARTICULATING SOCIAL DEMOCACY - Re-engaging the third way? Regionalism, the European left and 'Marxism without guarantees' - Seeking to move beyond the left's rhetorics of national traditionalism and third-way reformism, this article revisits the work of Stuart Hall and his working formula of 'Marxism without guarantees', arguing that it ...

Worth, Owen - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 93, pp. 93-110

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EUROPE THE NATION STATE AND THE GLOBAL POLITICAL ECONOMY - Beyond Eu neoliberalisation: A progressive strategy for the British left - The left has increasingly embraced European integration as a bulwark against globalisation. However, the view that the EU provides the potential for realising a progressive social and economic policy is problematic. This paper outlines a number of options for the ...

Baimbridge, Mark; Whyman, Philip B.; Burkitt, Brian - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 93, pp. 67-92

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EUROPE THE NATION STATE AND THE GLOBAL POLITICAL ECONOMY - Europe and the 're-regulation of world society': A critique of Habermas - Can the EU constitute a 'social' model alternative to us-led neoliberalism? This article focuses on Habermas's proposals for the formation of a new, progressive European identity, criticising his reliance on the liberal notion of civic solidarity.

Wilde, Lawrence - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 93, pp. 47-66

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EUROPE THE NATION STATE AND THE GLOBAL POLITICAL ECONOMY - Britain and Europe: Class, state and the politics of integration - This article looks at the way socialist views of European integration and Britain's relationship to the EU have evolved since the 1960s, focusing on how they have been shaped by Marxist theories.

Radice, Hugo - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 93, pp. 27-46

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