Titlebook: Stars and Strife; The Coming Conflicts John Redwood Book 2001 John Redwood 2001 democracy.Europe.European Politic.European Union.European U

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Britain and Britishness at the Crossroads,ng Americanisation of world commercial and cultural life. Those who fear that a European Union will damage those most precious elements of Britishness and British government would rather welcome more commercial influence from the US as a counterweight to European government. It leaves Britain with f

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A United States of Europe or a Union of English-Speaking Peoples: Two Rival Models for the US and Bs in 1946. The first was delivered on 5 March at Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri. In it he paid tribute to the enormous power of the US and the way that power was used to further democratic purposes around the world. He regularly associated the UK with US aims and constantly referred to the En

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The US, the UK and the UN: The Special Relationship Policing the World,lobe. In the immediate aftermath of the First World War in 1918 there were high hopes that the League of Nations would provide the answer. The League soon broke down, unable to tackle the aggressive intents of the new fascist and communist tyrannies which emerged in that fateful generation. There wa

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Doing Business the US Way: Is the UK Growing More like the US Day by Day?,he restless pursuit of European markets by Americans led naturally to a surge of US investment in Britain. What has been less noticed but has been equally pronounced has been the way British companies return the compliment. Indeed, British companies have invested more in the US than US companies hav

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The United States of America and the United States of Europe,. Many great nations have been created or resurrected on the back of a defined antipathy. The US itself began by a passionate revolt against colonial government from the UK. France and Britain have often defined themselves by competing against each other for territory and glory or fighting over styl

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,What’s in an English-Speaking Union for the US?,ican Free Trade Agreement. A number of contacts had been made over the years between British Conservatives and US Republicans with this in mind. The quickening of the pace represented by the delegation led by Phil Gramm, a senior highranking senator, was doubly important. They came during the throes

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What Kind of Renegotiation with the EU does Britain Want?,itain and not particularly good for our continental colleagues. We have been an unhappy partner. Many on the continent have seen us as a sheet anchor, dragging the ship of European integration backwards, or trying to slow it down as often as possible. Some people in Britain have grown impatient with

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Conclusions,old political ideas look rather dated. This book has shown how the new technology will drive changes in the way we work, shop and play. The relentless movement to a global market is giving ever more scope to the English-speaking world to sell its computers, its information, its culture and its enter