Federal Trust - Revision history

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 *Dr Richard Mayne Former Director, Federal Trust
 *Professor Roger Morgan London School of Economics
-*Baroness Joyce Quin Former MP
+*Baroness [[Joyce Quin]] Former MP
 *[[Marie-Louise Rossi]] Acting Chair, [[European Movement]]
 *[[Tom Spencer]] Executive Director, [[European Centre for Public Affairs]]

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-*[[David Clark]] is a former Special Adviser to the ex Foreign Secretary Robin Cook. With extensive experience of writing and advising on policy options, press briefing and speechwriting at the highest levels in government, he has a unique understanding of the workings of the Foreign Office. David joined the Federal Trust as a Senior Research Fellow in January 2005 to coordinate a major new project 'A Global Strategy for Europe'. For further details about this project please click here.
+*[[David Clark]] is a former Special Adviser to the ex Foreign Secretary Robin Cook. With extensive experience of writing and advising on policy options, press briefing and speechwriting at the highest levels in government, he has a unique understanding of the workings of the Foreign Office. David joined the Federal Trust as a Senior Research Fellow in January 2005 to coordinate a major new project 'A Global Strategy for Europe'.
 *[[Harry Cowie]] is responsible for the Trust's economic and social programme. Educated at Hillhead High School, Glasgow University (MA in Political Economy and History), Balliol College, Oxford (BA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics) he trained as an investment analyst in Toronto, Canada. Appointed Senior Research Officer on [[Ford Foundation]] Project, 'Britain and the Common Market' at [[Political and Economic Planning]]; Director of Research, British Liberal Party; Senior Consultant and Director of International Economics Advisors in the City of London advising governments and multinationals.
-*Professor [[Stephen Haseler]] is a professor of government at London Metropolitan University. He contributes to the Trust's European programme and comments on trans-atlantic relations. His teaching specialisms are: British politics; the UK Constitution; and European defense. He is one of the foremost authorities on the British monarchy and regularly appears on national television and writes columns for national newspapers on this subject. He has a long record of political involvement, having served on the Greater London Council in the 1970s, helped to form the Social Democratic Party in 1981, and is presently a leading advocate of a British republic. He has a large publication record, including The Gaitskellites (1969), The Death of British Democracy (1976), The Tragedy of Labor (1981), Thatcher and the New Radicalism (1989), The End of the House of Windsor (1993), and The English Tribe: Identity, Nation and the New Europe (1996). He has taught at Georgetown University and George Mason University, and
+*Professor [[Stephen Haseler]] is a professor of government at London Metropolitan University. He contributes to the Trust's European programme and comments on trans-atlantic relations. His teaching specialisms are: British politics; the UK Constitution; and European defense. He is one of the foremost authorities on the British monarchy and regularly appears on national television and writes columns for national newspapers on this subject. He has a long record of political involvement, having served on the Greater London Council in the 1970s, helped to form the Social Democratic Party in 1981, and is presently a leading advocate of a British republic. He has a large publication record, including ''The Gaitskellites'' (1969), ''The Death of British Democracy'' (1976), ''The Tragedy of Labor'' (1981), ''Thatcher and the New Radicalism'' (1989), ''The End of the House of Windsor'' (1993), and ''The English Tribe: Identity, Nation and the New Europe'' (1996). He has taught at Georgetown University and George Mason University.
 *Professor [[Stanley Henig]] co-ordinates the Trust's studies on devolution and regional government in the United Kingdom. He joined the Federal Trust in 2000. He is a former MP and Leader of Lancaster City Council. Until 1999 he was Secretary of the Labour Group on the Local Government Association. He is the author and/or editor of many books on British and European politics of which the most recent are 'The Uniting of Europe: From Discord to Concord' (Routledge, 1997) and 'The Kosovo Crisis: America's Last War in Europe? (Reuters, 2001)'
 *[[Jacques Reland]] is Senior Lecturer in French and European Studies and co-director of the Euro Research Forum at London Metropolitan University. He contributes to the Trust's European programme. His recent publications include chapters on the French Welfare system and on the impact of European integration on France's macroeconomic policy. He also writes regular reports on the French economy for Oxford Analytics and is frequent guest of BBC Radio and Television in discussion of European and French Issues.
 *Professor [[Jo Shaw]] (BA Cantab, LenDr Brussels, FRSA) has been Professor of European Law and Jean Monnet Chair at the University of Manchester since September 2001. She also directs the Trust's study on Constitutionalism, Federalism and the Reform of the European Union.
 *Dr [[Julie Smith]] is Deputy Director of the Centre of International Studies, Cambridge and a Fellow of Robinson College, Cambridge. She was Head of the European Programme at [[Chatham House]] (the Royal Institute of International Affairs) from 1999 until 2003.

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-According to its [http://www.fedtrust.co.uk/default.asp?groupid=1 own account]:
+According to its own account<ref>http://www.fedtrust.co.uk/default.asp?groupid=1</ref>:
 :The Federal Trust is a think tank that studies the interactions between regional, national, European and global levels of government. Founded in 1945 on the initiative of Sir [[William Beveridge]], it has long made a powerful contribution to the study of federalism and federal systems.
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 ==Notes==
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 ==Contact==
-*7 Graphite Sq, Vauxhall Walk, London, SE11 5EE http://www.fedtrust.co.uk/default.asp
+*7 [[Graphite Square]], Vauxhall Walk, London, SE11 5EE http://www.fedtrust.co.uk/default.asp
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	*Dr [[Julie Smith]] is Deputy Director of the Centre of International Studies, Cambridge and a Fellow of Robinson College, Cambridge. She was Head of the European Programme at [[Chatham House]] (the Royal Institute of International Affairs) from 1999 until 2003.		*Dr [[Julie Smith]] is Deputy Director of the Centre of International Studies, Cambridge and a Fellow of Robinson College, Cambridge. She was Head of the European Programme at [[Chatham House]] (the Royal Institute of International Affairs) from 1999 until 2003.
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 *[[Marie-Louise Rossi]] Acting Chair, [[European Movement]]
 *[[Tom Spencer]] Executive Director, [[European Centre for Public Affairs]]
-John Stevens Former Leader, Pro-Euro Conservative Party, now with the Liberal Democrats
+*[[John Stevens]] Former Leader, Pro-Euro Conservative Party, now with the Liberal Democrats
 *[[Lord Taverne]] QC, Chairman, AXA/Equity & Law Life Assurance
 *Sir [[Brian Unwin]] President, [[European Centre for Nature Conservation]]/Honorary President, [[European Investment Bank]]