Jim Buller is lecturer in politics at the University of York.

• The "Europeanisation" of British policy - a statecraft approach; domestic economic problems and external market solutions - Britain's relations with the European Union in historical perspective; resurrecting the old autonomy code - "monetarianism in one country" and the challenge of international economic forces, 1979-85; the Europeanisation of conservative statecraft; the negotiation of the single European act - institutional legacies and the problem of foreign policy implementation; European integration and the challenge to conservative statecraft, 1986-90; falling apart over the "heart of Europe" - Euro-scepticism and the electoral decline of the Conservative Party.

Jim Buller is lecturer in politics at the University of York.

• The "Europeanisation" of British policy - a statecraft approach; domestic economic problems and external market solutions - Britain's relations with the European Union in historical perspective; resurrecting the old autonomy code - "monetarianism in one country" and the challenge of international economic forces, 1979-85; the Europeanisation of conservative statecraft; the negotiation of the single European act - institutional legacies and the problem of foreign policy implementation; European integration and the challenge to conservative statecraft, 1986-90; falling apart over the "heart of Europe" - Euro-scepticism and the electoral decline of the Conservative Party.