The Blair Government 1997-2007. An overall failure or success with respect to European integration?

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Exploring Britain's historical perception as an island nation, this seminar paper examines the complexities of its foreign policy and the emotive nature of European integration in modern politics. It highlights Britain's reluctance to engage fully with Europe, stemming from a desire to maintain parliamentary sovereignty. The paper discusses how traditional Euroscepticism, influenced by the legacy of empire, a unique relationship with the USA, and an inherent island mentality, has shaped Britain's reputation as an "awkward partner" in European affairs.