Books by Clive H. (University of Kent Church

This book, first published in 1983, examines social protests and political changes to note the causes of the political turmoil and revolution in 1830, and then the results of the revolutions¿ developments are analysed, as general European social, political and diplomatic crises as well as a series of individual outbreaks.

This comprehensive and engaging history of Switzerland traces the uncommon development of its society and state from its medieval origins to the present. The authors provide a fresh view that places Swiss history within a European context, adding a new perspective to the history of Europe as a whole.

The European Union leaves many western Europeans with mixed views about its role. This text offers an introduction to the Constitutional Treaty, and contains key learning aids such as a glossary of key terms and boxed summaries. It sets the Constitutional Treaty in context, examining its main themes and content.