Andrew Duff
Biographic Data
| ID | 327186 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrew Duff |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrew |
| FAMILY NAME | Duff |
| SIGNATURE | DUFF A |
| AFFILIATIONS | European Parliament |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 107 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Do We Want a Referendum on the Common Market
In March 1975 Britain quarrelled about whether to hold a referendum on membership of the European Community. The Hansard Society organised an important debate about it between Enoch Powell, Geoffrey Howe, John Mackintosh and Keith Kyle. This is a report on that event drawn from a recently discovered recording. Many of the arguments deployed then are being repeated in today's debate about a ‘people's vote'—including the long‐term effects on the UK…
Recent research on megalithic stele sites of the Gedeo Zone, Southern Ethiopia
On Dealing with Euroscepticism
The article examines if and, if so, why and how political parties opposing the European Union have thrived. It looks at the role of national parliaments and national media in failing to engage convincingly with the European dimension of politics, and asks why the forces of European federalism have been so relatively ineffective. By analyzing the tensions between national and European political parties especially in the conduct of elections to the…
Finding the balance of power in a post-national democracy
Changes in regional organization and mobility in the Zuni region of the American Southwest during the Pueblo III and IV periods
The EU and Federalism
Building a Parliamentary Europe
The European Parliament is The First Directly Elected international parliament in history. June 1994 marks the beginning of its fourth term of five years. The Treaty on European Union, which came into force on 1 November 1993, strengthens the powers of the Parliament in a number of significant ways. Now is a good time, therefore, to reflect on the development of the European Parliament, and to speculate on its potential
Social values and the choice of careers in industry
This paper reports the results of a questionnaire survey of students at Bath University. Those doing social science were more anti‐industrial in their social values than students of management, engineering and economics. Social science students tended to prefer non‐industrial jobs congruent with their values. Anti‐industrial values were highly correlated with career choice after controlling for degree course. It was concluded that choice of cours…
Environmentalism, Values, and Social Change
Environmentalism, Middle-Class Radicalism and Politics
The Referendum
Environmentalism, Middle-Class Radicalism and Politics
Environmentalism, Values, and Social Change
Changes in regional organization and mobility in the Zuni region of the American Southwest during the Pueblo III and IV periods
On Dealing with Euroscepticism
The article examines if and, if so, why and how political parties opposing the European Union have thrived. It looks at the role of national parliaments and national media in failing to engage convincingly with the European dimension of politics, and asks why the forces of European federalism have been so relatively ineffective. By analyzing the tensions between national and European political parties especially in the conduct of elections to the…
Building a Parliamentary Europe
The European Parliament is The First Directly Elected international parliament in history. June 1994 marks the beginning of its fourth term of five years. The Treaty on European Union, which came into force on 1 November 1993, strengthens the powers of the Parliament in a number of significant ways. Now is a good time, therefore, to reflect on the development of the European Parliament, and to speculate on its potential
Finding the balance of power in a post-national democracy
Recent research on megalithic stele sites of the Gedeo Zone, Southern Ethiopia
The Referendum
Environmentalism, Middle-Class Radicalism and Politics
Environmentalism, Values, and Social Change
Social values and the choice of careers in industry
This paper reports the results of a questionnaire survey of students at Bath University. Those doing social science were more anti‐industrial in their social values than students of management, engineering and economics. Social science students tended to prefer non‐industrial jobs congruent with their values. Anti‐industrial values were highly correlated with career choice after controlling for degree course. It was concluded that choice of cours…
Building a Parliamentary Europe
The European Parliament is The First Directly Elected international parliament in history. June 1994 marks the beginning of its fourth term of five years. The Treaty on European Union, which came into force on 1 November 1993, strengthens the powers of the Parliament in a number of significant ways. Now is a good time, therefore, to reflect on the development of the European Parliament, and to speculate on its potential
Changes in regional organization and mobility in the Zuni region of the American Southwest during the Pueblo III and IV periods
The EU and Federalism
Finding the balance of power in a post-national democracy
On Dealing with Euroscepticism
The article examines if and, if so, why and how political parties opposing the European Union have thrived. It looks at the role of national parliaments and national media in failing to engage convincingly with the European dimension of politics, and asks why the forces of European federalism have been so relatively ineffective. By analyzing the tensions between national and European political parties especially in the conduct of elections to the…
Recent research on megalithic stele sites of the Gedeo Zone, Southern Ethiopia
Do We Want a Referendum on the Common Market
In March 1975 Britain quarrelled about whether to hold a referendum on membership of the European Community. The Hansard Society organised an important debate about it between Enoch Powell, Geoffrey Howe, John Mackintosh and Keith Kyle. This is a report on that event drawn from a recently discovered recording. Many of the arguments deployed then are being repeated in today's debate about a ‘people's vote'—including the long‐term effects on the UK…
Political science (9 works) · Politics (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · European union (4 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (3 works) · International trade (3 works) · Political Systems and Governance (3 works)