Labour Party and European Integration

Matthew Broad is Assistant Professor in History and International Studies in the Institute for History, Leiden University, the Netherlands. William King is a Core Fellow at the Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland.

• 1. A Biographical Approach to the Study of Labour and European Integration – Matthew Broad and William King2. R.W.G. Mackay: The Lone Federalist – Tommaso Milani3. Fenner Brockway: A Barrier to War and a Bridge to Peace – Edoardo Vaccari4. Denis Healey: Agnostic or the Original Eurosceptic? – Ettore Costa5. Hugh Gaitskell: Reassessing the Roots of ‘A Thousand Years of History’ – Matthew Broad6. Harold Wilson: ‘No More Difficult Task’ than Europe – Lindsay Aqui7. Shirley Williams: ‘Breaking the Mould’? – Helen Parr8. Douglas Jay: After the Common Market? – Larissa Kraft9. Judith Hart: Labour’s Internationalist Eurosceptic – Richard Johnson10. Richard Crossman: From Europeanist to Little Englander – James Ellison11. Roy Jenkins: The Frustrations of Pro-European Constancy – N. Piers Ludlow12. Barbara Castle: Fighting All the Way – William King13. Tony Blair: A European Journey – Daniel Furby14. Diane Abbott: Complex Ambivalence and European Integration – Maxine David15. Reflections on a Biographical Approach to the Labour Party and European Integration - William King and Matthew Broad

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