While some readers find the heavy detail on organizational structure "dry," most consider it for anyone needing a quick but deep foundational understanding of European politics.
: Analysis of the Eurozone crisis, immigration, and relations with major powers like Russia and the US. European Union: A Very Short Introduction
: A speculative look at what lies ahead for the Union in the 21st century. While some readers find the heavy detail on
: The post-WWII desire for lasting peace and the initial formation of the European Economic Community (EEC). : The post-WWII desire for lasting peace and
: Reviewers on Amazon UK and Goodreads describe it as the "right length" for a mammoth topic, written in a "jargon-free" style.
The book by Simon Usherwood and John Pinder is widely regarded as an excellent "paper" (or introductory text) for understanding the EU . Published by Oxford University Press , it is now in its fourth edition (2018), which includes updates on major events like Brexit and the rise of populism. Why It Is Highly Rated