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Swiss aluminium for Hitler's war? The history of the ‘Alusuisse’ 1918–1950

considered as a dynamic factor that impacted upon business as the economic environment in Western Europe was moulded by the institutions of the EC. In each case, as British industrialists increasingly realised, developments within the EC impacted upon their business practices regardless of Britain’s failure to sign the Treaty of Rome; the rub was, however, the lack of purchase that Britain’s companies had, as outsiders, on the processes of change within the EC. Taken overall, and in the context of the historiography that addresses the process of ‘Europeanisation’, Neil Rollings argues here for an analogous recognition on the part of business historians.