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Britains Future in Europe

An absolutely invaluable resource for anyone concerned with Britains evolving relationship with the European Union.

Anthony Giddens
former Director of the London School of Economics, and member of the House of Lords

In the finest tradition of British pragmatism: a much needed injection of common sense and seriousness into the British debate on Europe.

Franois Heisbourg
Fondation pour la Recherche Stratgique, Paris

This is a comprehensive and cogent analysis of the British governments review of EU competences. While the government was reluctant to draw conclusions from its own review, the CEPS researchers are bolder.

Charles Grant
Director of the Centre for European Reform, London

This extraordinarily fair-minded and balanced book is a mythbusting exercise of the best kind. Meticulously boiling down every single European policy field to its very essence, the authors (one of Europe's leading think tank teams) are replacing misperception and misrepresentation with sober facts and sound assessments. What they offer is a non-romantic, no-spin, jargon-free, nohyperbole guidebook to the Brexit debate, highly useful for everyone who wants to navigate this fateful question with a cool head and clear vision.

Jan Techau
Director of Carnegie Europe

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The Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) is an independent policy research institute in Brussels. Its mission is to produce sound policy research leading to constructive solutions to the challenges facing Europe.

The views expressed in this book are entirely those of the authors and should not be attributed to CEPS or to any other institution with which the authors are associated, or to the European Union, or the government of the United Kingdom.

While this book is based on research conducted by the British government in its Balance of Competences Review, the text indicates when it is citing this source, and when the conclusions are those of the authors.

The authors are most grateful to the Open Society Foundations for their kind support for this project.

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Britains Future in Europe Reform, renegotiation, repatriation or secession?

Edited by

Michael Emerson

Contributors

Graham Avery

Miroslav Beblav

Arno Behrens

Steven Blockmans

Hugo Brady

Michael Emerson

Daniel Gros

Alzbeta Hjkov

Karel Lannoo

Adam azowski

Jorge Nez Ferrer

Steve Peers

Michael Wriglesworth

Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Brussels

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British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data

A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library

ISBN: 978-1-78348-372-3

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Printed in the United States of America

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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List of Boxes and Figure

Figure 1. UK economic performance relative to the eurozone, 1993-2016

Box 1. The competences of the European Union as defined in the Lisbon Treaty

Box 2. Administrative Burden Reduction Plus Programme (ABR+): priority simplifications

Box 3. A cosmopolitan London narrative

Box 4. Secession procedure in Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty

Box 5. Statements by business leaders on the prospect of British secession from the EU

GLOSSARY

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BIT	Bilateral Investment Treaty
BSE	Mad cow disease
CAP	Common Agricultural Policy
CBI	Confederation of British Industries
CCCTB	Common Consolidated Corporation Tax Base
CEPS	Centre for European Policy Studies
CfD	Contracts for Difference
CFP	Common Fisheries Policy
CSDP	Common Security and Defence Policy
CFSP	Common Foreign and Security Policy
CJEU	Court of Justice of the European Union
CRD	Capital Requirements Directive
DCFTA	Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement
DEVCO	Development Cooperation (directorate general of the European Commission)
EBA	European Banking Authority
ECB	European Central Ban
ECHO	European Commissions Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection department
ECTS	European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System
EEA	European Economic Area
EEAS	European External Action Service
EFTA	European Free Trade Association
EIA	Environmental Impact Assessment
EQF	European Qualifications Framework
ERA	European Research Area
ERDF	European Regional Development Fund
ESA	European Space Agency
ESF	European Social Fund
ESFS	European System of Financial Supervision
ESMA	European Securities Markets Authority
ETS	Emissions Trading System
EURODAC	European Dactyloscopy (fingerprint data base)
EUROSUR	European Border Surveillance System
FDI	Foreign direct investment

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