This Book Examines Why Social Democratic Political Parties Respond Differently To The Crucial Question Of The Future Of The European Union. It Explores The Preferences Of Germany, France, The Uk, Sweden And Greece, In Comparative Perspective. Introduction: Social Democracy, European Inegration And Preference Formation -- The Spd's Preferences On European Integration: Always One Step Behind? -- The French Socialist Party And European Integration: Faltering Europeanism -- The Labour Party And European Integration: An Awkward Relationship -- The Panhellenic Socialist Movement And European Integration: The Primacy Of The Leader -- Swedish Social Democracy And European Integration: Enduring Divisions. Edited By Dionyssis G. Dimitrakopoulos. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.