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Devolution, Westminster and the EU,ence over the policies which affect them than was the case hitherto. But to what extent does this apply to matters concerning the European Union? To understand this we must first give a brief account of devolution itself.

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Book 2004nion focuses particularly on the EU‘s impact on parliamentary institutions in the UK and on law and policy in such controversial areas as employment and the social chapter, foreign and security policy, enlargement and governance, immigration and asylum and the single currency.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b137501 tackled as Member States grapple with the question how to improve the EU’s decision-making procedures after the 2004 enlargement. Failure to agree on a draft constitutional treaty at the December 2003 IGC demonstrated the magnitude of that task.

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Westminster, EMU, and the Euro,the Government of John Major, creating divisions which contributed substantially to its overwhelming defeat in the 1997 General Election. And since then it has frequently been reported as a source of tension between Prime Minister, Tony Blair, his Chancellor, Gordon Brown, and other leading members of his Cabinet.

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Adjuvant Therapies Including Spacelift,f coherence actually achieved in diplomacy and international security co-operation continues to fluctuate from week to week and issue to issue: the record of the CFSP is patchy at best; CESDP has barely got off the ground.