Product Description
A More Perfect Union: The Europe We Need
Author: Marina Wheeler
Format: Physical Hardcopy
'Timely, necessary and impeccably researched . . . Required reading for anyone interested in Europe.
And even more so for anyone interested in Britain' DAILY TELEGRAPH From human rights barrister Marina Wheeler KC, a cathartic injection of reason into the Europe debate, just when we need it most China's rise and Russian aggression have upended the global balance of power. The US has proven an unstable partner.
Illiberalism is gaining ground. It's time to admit that Europe is once again central to Britain's future.
The Continent houses our allies and friends. We still trade more with the EU than with anyone else.
Like a court order in a divorce, the Brexit deal contains our bare legal obligations. Yet as dangerous forces gather and global technologies stoke animosity, we have a wider duty.
If Britain and Europe can't work together, what chance do democracy and the rule of law have? The Labour Party aims for a 'reset'.
Barrister and mediator Marina Wheeler proposes something more radical: a roadmap towards a meaningful rapprochement. In A More Perfect Union, she tackles the political anxieties and identity crises on both sides of the Channel, and makes the case that transforming this relationship is now critical if our fundamental political liberties are to survive another generation.
Concise, forensic, devastating, it is essential reading no matter which side you were on. The bitterness of the past decade is receding.
It's time to build a union that honours the 40 years we were together. 'A serious and practical thinker' TIMES 'A principled, personal and refreshingly readable take . . . imbued - whatever your views - with a decency and intelligence that is courageous, rare and valuable' PHILIPPE SANDS
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