LABOUR AND THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LEARNING TO BE EUROPEAN? (original) (raw)

The paper analyzes the relationship between the Labour Party and the European Community (EC), particularly focusing on how Labour's internal dynamics and nationalistic sentiments have influenced its stance towards European integration. It discusses historical perspectives and critiques, indicating that for the Labour Party to develop a viable European strategy in the 1990s, it must recognize the limitations of national sovereignty and advocate for a cohesive approach to tackle shared issues within Europe.