Howard Drake
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 123188 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Howard Drake |
| NOMBRES | Howard |
| APELLIDO | Drake |
| FIRMA | DRAKE H |
| AFILIACIONES | Loughborough University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1423-8648 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 30 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 85 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1944 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Franco‐British Bilateral Diplomacy After Brexit, 2020–2025
Brexit shook to its very core one of the European Union's (EU's) prominent partnerships, the Franco‐British bilateral relationship (FBBR), disrupting diplomatic routines and shattering interpersonal trust before circumstances changed and the relationship rapidly began to mend. In this article, we analyse the breakdown and restoration of Franco‐British bilateral diplomacy after Brexit, between 2020 and 2025. Theoretically, we draw on Hedley Bull's…
The UK ‘othered’? External perceptions of Brexit
We thought we were friends!’
The British vote to leave the European Union in 2016 shook the Franco-British bilateral relationship (FBBR) to its core and led to unexpected tensions, considering the depth of cooperation between the two countries in many fields, and their geography. In this article we analyse the impact of Brexit on the FBBR to date, including the likely aftershocks. We focus on the 2017-2020 Brexit negotiations themselves, and on the matters that escaped those…
Eager to leave? Populist radical right parties’ responses to the UK’s Brexit vote
Populist radical right parties are naturally Eurosceptic. Many responded positively to the British referendum vote to leave the European Union; various observers even spoke of a potential populist radical right-instigated ‘domino effect’. We ask whether this Brexit-enthusiasm prevailed in the proximate aftermath of the UK referendum, by means of a comparative analysis of populist radical right parties’ national election campaigns in the Netherlan…
What’s in an Anniversary? Uaces and European Studies at 50
In 2017 UACES celebrated its 50th anniversary. As part of the commemorative activities UACES commissioned a number of recorded conversations with key actors in UACES’s history as well as those who continue to play a role in its present. In this special section of JCER, the recordings are featured alongside a full transcript. In their preface, David, Drake and Linnemann introduce the special section and consider what UACES’s past can tell us about…
Sixty years on
The publication of this special issue is timed to coincide with the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Rome in March 1957 by France and its five fellow founder members of the European Economic Community (EEC) (... continues)
Learning from Peers
This article asks whether student peer advisors can contribute to curriculum ‘internationalisation’ through their role in promoting and supporting student mobility. We conducted a single case study of Erasmus student mobility at Loughborough University between 2010–2012, and our experiment offers a perspective on the possible futures of European Studies, where the decline of foreign language learning may find compensation in the internationalisat…
Contemporary France
Few countries can claim a political heritage as rich, varied and influential as France – the birthplace of modern politics. Ideas about France are often based on popular stereotypes, yet the reality of French national identity is both diverse and changeable. \n\nIn this authoritative yet accessible new text, Helen Drake provides a compelling introduction to the politics, society, economy and culture of France. She examines how well equipped the c…
France
The European Fifth Republic
A Case Study of Intra-EU Migration
All Change Here? The French Presidential and Parliamentary Elections of 2007
France
French presence and influence in the twenty–first century European Union do not go unchallenged, and France is no longer the biggest of the founder EU member states. Accustomed to exerting power in the EU by means of political leadership, the use of the French language, and early influence over the EU’s administrative and legal architecture, France in 2005 sees the impact of its ideas diluted by numbers and by the import of new ideas, generations…
Jacques Chirac's Balancing Acts
From the ‘strange affair’ of the 2002 elections to the calling of a 2005 referendum to ratify Europe's new constitution, Europe has been as troublesome for Jacques Chirac's second term as it was during his first septennat (1995–2002). President Chirac inherited much unfinished European business from his predecessor, François Mitterrand, which created significant turbulence on the French right, especially within the Gaullist movement. This chapter…
France in Free Fall? French Perspectives on the Astérix Complex
Jacques Delors et la commission européenne
L’objet de cet article est d’établir dans quelle mesure la décennie Delors représente un cas de leadership politique réellement unique. En cernant les concepts de « leadership » et de « leader » politique, notamment dans les liens qui les unissent, et en soulignant le contexte particulier constitué par l’Union européenne comme champ de recherche, l’auteur propose un passage en revue du parcours européen de Jacques Delors. L’article souligne l’inf…
France on trial? The challenge of change and the French presidency of the European Union, July‐December 2000
Between 1 July and 31 December 2000, France chaired the Council machinery of the European Union (EU). This presidency was the 11th occasion since 1957 that France fulfilled the function, but was the first time that the French authorities attracted such sustained criticism for their performance. Indeed, in the aftermath of the Nice summit which concluded the presidency, France effectively found itself on trial for its handling of the presidency in…
The Europeanization of the French polity
The Europeanization of France has accelerated reforms of French government and politics, and stiffened resistance to such reforms among public opinion and political elites. This article first evaluates the concept of Europeanization as a factor of change in comparison with other endogenous and exogenous pressures on French governance and public policy-making. It then systematically analyses the changes and reforms undergone in French decision-mak…
Change and resistance to change
European integration poses dilemmas of governance for EU member‐state governments. Specifically, how are national leaders to manage the interface between ‘Europe’ as cause of change, catalyst for reform, and scapegoat for dissent? Some answers can be found in France, where Lionel Jospin's government has embarked on a radical process of reconstructing French European policy and discourse with a view to incorporating ‘Europe’ into a broader politic…
Political leadership and European integration
European Community politics created new opportunities for political leadership. Leadership of the integration process was provided first and foremost by national political leaders, with the EC's supranational institution — the Commission — playing a supporting role. Jacques Delors was the first Commission president (1985–1995) significantly to redefine his role, and consequently to create a model for European, supranational political leadership. …
Political biography
Maris, B., Jacques Delors. Artiste et martyr (Albin Michel, 1993), 326pp., 98F., ISBN 2 226 06163 0 Rollat, A., Delors (Flammarion, 1993), 300pp., 120F., ISBN 2 08 066726 2
Being a Bureaucrat
Applied Anthropology
Strategies of Community Organization
Physical Anthropology
Eager to leave? Populist radical right parties’ responses to the UK’s Brexit vote
Populist radical right parties are naturally Eurosceptic. Many responded positively to the British referendum vote to leave the European Union; various observers even spoke of a potential populist radical right-instigated ‘domino effect’. We ask whether this Brexit-enthusiasm prevailed in the proximate aftermath of the UK referendum, by means of a comparative analysis of populist radical right parties’ national election campaigns in the Netherlan…
The Europeanization of the French polity
The Europeanization of France has accelerated reforms of French government and politics, and stiffened resistance to such reforms among public opinion and political elites. This article first evaluates the concept of Europeanization as a factor of change in comparison with other endogenous and exogenous pressures on French governance and public policy-making. It then systematically analyses the changes and reforms undergone in French decision-mak…
Political leadership and European integration
European Community politics created new opportunities for political leadership. Leadership of the integration process was provided first and foremost by national political leaders, with the EC's supranational institution — the Commission — playing a supporting role. Jacques Delors was the first Commission president (1985–1995) significantly to redefine his role, and consequently to create a model for European, supranational political leadership. …
France on trial? The challenge of change and the French presidency of the European Union, July‐December 2000
Between 1 July and 31 December 2000, France chaired the Council machinery of the European Union (EU). This presidency was the 11th occasion since 1957 that France fulfilled the function, but was the first time that the French authorities attracted such sustained criticism for their performance. Indeed, in the aftermath of the Nice summit which concluded the presidency, France effectively found itself on trial for its handling of the presidency in…
A Case Study of Intra-EU Migration
Jacques Delors et la commission européenne
L’objet de cet article est d’établir dans quelle mesure la décennie Delors représente un cas de leadership politique réellement unique. En cernant les concepts de « leadership » et de « leader » politique, notamment dans les liens qui les unissent, et en soulignant le contexte particulier constitué par l’Union européenne comme champ de recherche, l’auteur propose un passage en revue du parcours européen de Jacques Delors. L’article souligne l’inf…
France
French presence and influence in the twenty–first century European Union do not go unchallenged, and France is no longer the biggest of the founder EU member states. Accustomed to exerting power in the EU by means of political leadership, the use of the French language, and early influence over the EU’s administrative and legal architecture, France in 2005 sees the impact of its ideas diluted by numbers and by the import of new ideas, generations…
Jacques Chirac's Balancing Acts
From the ‘strange affair’ of the 2002 elections to the calling of a 2005 referendum to ratify Europe's new constitution, Europe has been as troublesome for Jacques Chirac's second term as it was during his first septennat (1995–2002). President Chirac inherited much unfinished European business from his predecessor, François Mitterrand, which created significant turbulence on the French right, especially within the Gaullist movement. This chapter…
What’s in an Anniversary? Uaces and European Studies at 50
In 2017 UACES celebrated its 50th anniversary. As part of the commemorative activities UACES commissioned a number of recorded conversations with key actors in UACES’s history as well as those who continue to play a role in its present. In this special section of JCER, the recordings are featured alongside a full transcript. In their preface, David, Drake and Linnemann introduce the special section and consider what UACES’s past can tell us about…
Change and resistance to change
European integration poses dilemmas of governance for EU member‐state governments. Specifically, how are national leaders to manage the interface between ‘Europe’ as cause of change, catalyst for reform, and scapegoat for dissent? Some answers can be found in France, where Lionel Jospin's government has embarked on a radical process of reconstructing French European policy and discourse with a view to incorporating ‘Europe’ into a broader politic…
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Journal Article Select Bibliography Get access HOWARD DRAKE HOWARD DRAKE Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 43, Issue 173, October 1944, Pages 189–191, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a093423 Published: 01 October 1944
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Select Bibliography HOWARD DRAKE HOWARD DRAKE Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 44, Issue 177, October 1945, Pages 182–183, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a093471 Published: 01 October 1945
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Select Bibliography Get access HOWARD DRAKE HOWARD DRAKE Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 44, Issue 175, April 1945, Pages 90–91, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a093445 Published: 01 April 1945
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Select Bibliography Get access HOWARD DRAKE HOWARD DRAKE Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 45, Issue 179, April 1946, Pages 104–106, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a093489 Published: 01 April 1946
Ethnology
Physical Anthropology
Strategies of Community Organization
Applied Anthropology
Being a Bureaucrat
Political biography
Maris, B., Jacques Delors. Artiste et martyr (Albin Michel, 1993), 326pp., 98F., ISBN 2 226 06163 0 Rollat, A., Delors (Flammarion, 1993), 300pp., 120F., ISBN 2 08 066726 2
Political leadership and European integration
European Community politics created new opportunities for political leadership. Leadership of the integration process was provided first and foremost by national political leaders, with the EC's supranational institution — the Commission — playing a supporting role. Jacques Delors was the first Commission president (1985–1995) significantly to redefine his role, and consequently to create a model for European, supranational political leadership. …
Change and resistance to change
European integration poses dilemmas of governance for EU member‐state governments. Specifically, how are national leaders to manage the interface between ‘Europe’ as cause of change, catalyst for reform, and scapegoat for dissent? Some answers can be found in France, where Lionel Jospin's government has embarked on a radical process of reconstructing French European policy and discourse with a view to incorporating ‘Europe’ into a broader politic…
The Europeanization of the French polity
The Europeanization of France has accelerated reforms of French government and politics, and stiffened resistance to such reforms among public opinion and political elites. This article first evaluates the concept of Europeanization as a factor of change in comparison with other endogenous and exogenous pressures on French governance and public policy-making. It then systematically analyses the changes and reforms undergone in French decision-mak…
France on trial? The challenge of change and the French presidency of the European Union, July‐December 2000
Between 1 July and 31 December 2000, France chaired the Council machinery of the European Union (EU). This presidency was the 11th occasion since 1957 that France fulfilled the function, but was the first time that the French authorities attracted such sustained criticism for their performance. Indeed, in the aftermath of the Nice summit which concluded the presidency, France effectively found itself on trial for its handling of the presidency in…
Jacques Delors et la commission européenne
L’objet de cet article est d’établir dans quelle mesure la décennie Delors représente un cas de leadership politique réellement unique. En cernant les concepts de « leadership » et de « leader » politique, notamment dans les liens qui les unissent, et en soulignant le contexte particulier constitué par l’Union européenne comme champ de recherche, l’auteur propose un passage en revue du parcours européen de Jacques Delors. L’article souligne l’inf…
France in Free Fall? French Perspectives on the Astérix Complex
Jacques Chirac's Balancing Acts
From the ‘strange affair’ of the 2002 elections to the calling of a 2005 referendum to ratify Europe's new constitution, Europe has been as troublesome for Jacques Chirac's second term as it was during his first septennat (1995–2002). President Chirac inherited much unfinished European business from his predecessor, François Mitterrand, which created significant turbulence on the French right, especially within the Gaullist movement. This chapter…
France
French presence and influence in the twenty–first century European Union do not go unchallenged, and France is no longer the biggest of the founder EU member states. Accustomed to exerting power in the EU by means of political leadership, the use of the French language, and early influence over the EU’s administrative and legal architecture, France in 2005 sees the impact of its ideas diluted by numbers and by the import of new ideas, generations…
All Change Here? The French Presidential and Parliamentary Elections of 2007
The European Fifth Republic
A Case Study of Intra-EU Migration
Contemporary France
Few countries can claim a political heritage as rich, varied and influential as France – the birthplace of modern politics. Ideas about France are often based on popular stereotypes, yet the reality of French national identity is both diverse and changeable. \n\nIn this authoritative yet accessible new text, Helen Drake provides a compelling introduction to the politics, society, economy and culture of France. She examines how well equipped the c…
France
Learning from Peers
This article asks whether student peer advisors can contribute to curriculum ‘internationalisation’ through their role in promoting and supporting student mobility. We conducted a single case study of Erasmus student mobility at Loughborough University between 2010–2012, and our experiment offers a perspective on the possible futures of European Studies, where the decline of foreign language learning may find compensation in the internationalisat…
What’s in an Anniversary? Uaces and European Studies at 50
In 2017 UACES celebrated its 50th anniversary. As part of the commemorative activities UACES commissioned a number of recorded conversations with key actors in UACES’s history as well as those who continue to play a role in its present. In this special section of JCER, the recordings are featured alongside a full transcript. In their preface, David, Drake and Linnemann introduce the special section and consider what UACES’s past can tell us about…
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