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Book Review: French Salons: High Society and Political Sociability from the Old Regime to the Revolution of 1848

study of integration in Europe. Of particular interest to students and specialists of EU enlargement will be the material on the timing and handling of the accession negotiations at European level, on the domestic and external pressures behind these countries’ often slow turn towards ‘core Europe’ and on the often unhappy separation of elite and public opinion. In the context of current debates on the European Constitution, this book shows how politicians have been quick to sell the economic benefits of being ‘inside’ Europe, but also that there has been a dearth of leadership when it comes to informing the public about the political ideas behind integration. Perhaps this absence of political leadership at European and national levels now too needs explanation.