Even while governments are bickering over the final version of the EU Constitution, they are well aware that a greater problem lies ahead: ratification of the document in each of the 25 member states.
As more and more EU leaders say they will put the Constitution to a referendum, the big political question of what to do when one country says no has not been answered.
Speaking at the launch of a Handbook on referendums, Al...
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