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Analyse how EU membership has affected the political parties in the UK
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Kirstin Stobo Dr Cameron Analyse how EU membership has affected the political parties in the UK The issue of the European union has been one which has dramatically shaped the course of British politics. Most significantly, it has affected the political parties, in various ways. It might be assumed that each party would be required to create firm and coherent policies on Europe, to provide choices for the electorate. However, in Britain, the issue of the European Union serves to divide the parties internally and leads to fluctuating and irresolute policies. Within both major parties, there has been intense division since the establishment of even the most basic "European Union". Originally, the Labour Party was divided on the issue bordering on the hostile, when in opposition; their Euro-policies were erratic and were incoherent. From 1983, they have pursued a far more pro-European stance which was one of the most crucial elements in their...
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