Mark Baimbridge and Brian Burkitt are both Senior Lecturers in Economics at the University of Bradford. Philip Whyman is a Reader in Economics at the University of Central Lancashire.

• List of Figures List of Tables Glossary List of Contributors Acknowledgements Preface Foreword The Left and The Euro The Great Debate: The Labour Party and European Integration Part 1: The Economics Of A Single Currency Economic Consequences of EMU For Britain Economic Performance and The Euro What Type of European Monetary Union? The Euro: An Outsider's Perspective The ECB in Theory and Practice The Left Must Wake Up – Europe Isn’t Working A Post-Keynesian Strategy for The UK Economy Part 2: Employment And Social Aspects Of EMU The European Social Model: Myth or Reality? Voting No – The Euro and Labour Voters What Future in The EU? Hooked To The Falling Stars A Safe European Home? British Trade Unions and EMU: Natural Supporters or Conflicting Interests? The European Social Model: Between a Rock and a Hard Place? Part 3: Sovereignty and Political Determination How The Euro Threatens The Well-Being of The Planet and its People EMU and British Sovereignty Euro Versus The People The Establishment of a Commonwealth of Europe Fighting Against Federalism Rediscovering Progressive Economic Policy Outside EMU Bibliography

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