Interlocking Dimensions of European Integration

ASH AMIN University of Durham JUDY BATT University of Birmingham LAURA CRAM University of Strathclyde MICHAEL DUNFORD University of Sussex LAWRENCE FREEDMAN King's College London CLAIRE GORDON London School of Economics and Political Science JAMES HUGHES London School of Economics and Political Science CHARLIE JEFFERY University of Birmingham MARGOT LIGHT London School of Economics and Political Science JOHN LA-WENHARDT University of Glasgow ELIZABETH MEEHAN Queen's University of Belfast RORY O'DONNELL University College Dublin JOHN P. OLSEN ARENA, Oslo WILLIAM E. PATERSON University of Birmingham SLAVO RADOSEVIC School of Slavonic and East European Studies AL RAINNIE University of Hertfordshire BEN ROSAMOND University of Warwick GWENDOLYN SASSE London School of Economics and Political Science ADRIAN SMITH University of Sussex STEPHEN WHITE University of Glasgow ALLAN WILLIAMS University of Exeter ALAN WINTERS University of Sussex

European integration can no longer be understood as a west European experiment mainly focused on functional and economic policy cooperation. The issues addressed include security and defence, as well as core concerns of European society. Each dimension influences how countries across the continent engage with European integration.European integration can no longer be understood as a west European experiment mainly focused on functional and economic policy cooperation. The issues addressed include security and defence, as well as core concerns of European society. This volume explores three interlocking dimensions of integration; functional, territorial, and affiliational. Each dimension influences how countries across the continent engage with European integration. This first volume in the One Europe or Several? series identifies the agenda of a research programme, funded by the British Economic and Social Research Council.