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Tag: Charles Grant

10.06.2013 EU Politics

CER on national parliaments in EU decision making

Charles Grant of the London-based think tank CER has written a piece entitled “Can national parliaments make the EU more legitimate?” Of course, having posed that question, Grant does not actually fully nail his colours to the mast as to

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16.12.2011 EU Politics / UK Politics

Cameron, Vickers, the EU and the recapitalisation of banks

It sounded a bit far-fetched – that the UK wants to set higher standards for its banks than the EU would allow. But these are Cameron’s words in his statement on Monday [from Hansard here]: To those who say that

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