the Treaty of Nice, the European Charter for Fundamental Rights, Justice and Home Affairs, and relations with countries outside Europe. Jargon-free and accessible, this textbook opens with an introduction to the historical and theoretical perspectives on European integration. The book then examines the EU's institutional machinery and policy processes. The final section provides a wide-ranging review of the main EU policies, seeking to enhance understanding of the main issues and controversies surrounding development of the EU. Intended for students undertaking courses in European integration and as a supplementary book for other courses, this textbok is useful for anyone seeking a concise yet authoritative introduction to the institutions and policies of the EU. Robert Jones has drawn on his wide teaching experience to produce a text which students should find both accessible and stimulating.

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