Michael Holmes is Senior Lecturer in Politics, Liverpool Hope University. Knut Roder is Associate Professor of Politics and Political Economy, St Louis University, Madrid campus.Knut Roder is Professor of Politics and Political Economy, and International Relations Programme Director at Saint Louis University, Madrid

• Preface: The Left and the European Constitution from Laeken to Lisbon, Sylvia-Yvonne Kaufmann1. The Left from Laeken to Lisbon. Michael Holmes and Knut Roder2. Left parties at the EU level: Influencing the Convention. Simon Lightfoot3. The Yes-No dichotomy of the French Left. Sally Marthaler4. The Dutch Left and European integration: Framing the Constitutional debate. Robert Harmsen5. Left parties and the European Constitution in Spain: Building and contesting Europe from a federalist perspective. Tània Verge6. The German Left from Laeken to Lisbon. Knut Roder7. The Left in Italy and the Lisbon Treaty: A ‘political’ Europe, a ‘social’ Europe and an ‘economic’ Europe. Lucia Quaglia8. The British Left and the institutional reform of the EU. Mike Mannin9. The Danish Left and the Constitutional/Lisbon Treaty: Not so sceptical after all?Rasmus Leander Nielsen and Rasmus Brun Pedersen10. The Swedish Left and European integration: Linking Laval and Lisbon. Lee Miles and Hans Lödén11. The Hungarian Left and the European integration process: the bittersweet success of ‘return to Europe’. Attila Ágh12. From a spectator to a player to the bench: the Left in Slovakia from Laeken to Lisbon. Tim Haughton and Vladimir Bilcik13. The Polish Left and the European Constitution. Nathaniel Copsey14. The Left and European integration beyond Lisbon. Michael Holmes and Knut Roder

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Michael Holmes is Senior Lecturer in Politics, Liverpool Hope University. Knut Roder is Associate Professor of Politics and Political Economy, St Louis University, Madrid campus.Knut Roder is Professor of Politics and Political Economy, and International Relations Programme Director at Saint Louis University, Madrid

• Preface: The Left and the European Constitution from Laeken to Lisbon, Sylvia-Yvonne Kaufmann1. The Left from Laeken to Lisbon. Michael Holmes and Knut Roder2. Left parties at the EU level: Influencing the Convention. Simon Lightfoot3. The Yes-No dichotomy of the French Left. Sally Marthaler4. The Dutch Left and European integration: Framing the Constitutional debate. Robert Harmsen5. Left parties and the European Constitution in Spain: Building and contesting Europe from a federalist perspective. Tània Verge6. The German Left from Laeken to Lisbon. Knut Roder7. The Left in Italy and the Lisbon Treaty: A ‘political’ Europe, a ‘social’ Europe and an ‘economic’ Europe. Lucia Quaglia8. The British Left and the institutional reform of the EU. Mike Mannin9. The Danish Left and the Constitutional/Lisbon Treaty: Not so sceptical after all?Rasmus Leander Nielsen and Rasmus Brun Pedersen10. The Swedish Left and European integration: Linking Laval and Lisbon. Lee Miles and Hans Lödén11. The Hungarian Left and the European integration process: the bittersweet success of ‘return to Europe’. Attila Ágh12. From a spectator to a player to the bench: the Left in Slovakia from Laeken to Lisbon. Tim Haughton and Vladimir Bilcik13. The Polish Left and the European Constitution. Nathaniel Copsey14. The Left and European integration beyond Lisbon. Michael Holmes and Knut Roder

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Michael Holmes is Senior Lecturer in Politics, Liverpool Hope University. Knut Roder is Associate Professor of Politics and Political Economy, St Louis University, Madrid campus.Knut Roder is Professor of Politics and Political Economy, and International Relations Programme Director at Saint Louis University, Madrid

• Preface: The Left and the European Constitution from Laeken to Lisbon, Sylvia-Yvonne Kaufmann1. The Left from Laeken to Lisbon. Michael Holmes and Knut Roder2. Left parties at the EU level: Influencing the Convention. Simon Lightfoot3. The Yes-No dichotomy of the French Left. Sally Marthaler4. The Dutch Left and European integration: Framing the Constitutional debate. Robert Harmsen5. Left parties and the European Constitution in Spain: Building and contesting Europe from a federalist perspective. Tània Verge6. The German Left from Laeken to Lisbon. Knut Roder7. The Left in Italy and the Lisbon Treaty: A ‘political’ Europe, a ‘social’ Europe and an ‘economic’ Europe. Lucia Quaglia8. The British Left and the institutional reform of the EU. Mike Mannin9. The Danish Left and the Constitutional/Lisbon Treaty: Not so sceptical after all?Rasmus Leander Nielsen and Rasmus Brun Pedersen10. The Swedish Left and European integration: Linking Laval and Lisbon. Lee Miles and Hans Lödén11. The Hungarian Left and the European integration process: the bittersweet success of ‘return to Europe’. Attila Ágh12. From a spectator to a player to the bench: the Left in Slovakia from Laeken to Lisbon. Tim Haughton and Vladimir Bilcik13. The Polish Left and the European Constitution. Nathaniel Copsey14. The Left and European integration beyond Lisbon. Michael Holmes and Knut Roder

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