British National Identity and Opposition to Membership of Europe, 1961–63

Explore the intricacies of British national identity and its impact on the opposition to European membership in Robert F. Dewey's insightful book, British National Identity and Opposition to Membership of Europe, 1961–63. Published by Manchester University Press in 2009, this hardback edition spans 264 pages and offers a thorough examination of the forces that shaped the anti-marketeer movement during Britain's initial bid to join the European Economic Community. Dewey delves into how national identity influenced the rhetoric of early Eurosceptics, providing a nuanced understanding of public opinion and political dynamics in Great Britain from 1945 to 1964. This pivotal work is essential for anyone interested in the historical context of Britain's relationship with Europe and the roots of nationalism in the 20th century. Don't miss the opportunity to gain a deeper perspective on a critical period in British history.