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British Journal of Management, 2023 At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom, the Governor of the Bank of England, while granting an interview, described the pandemic as an unprecedented economic emergency and said that the Bank could go as far as radical money-printing
A. Paterson +3 more
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Brexit as an Identity: Political Identities and Policy Norms
PS: Political Science and Politics, 2023 The decision by a narrow majority of British voters to leave the European Union (EU) in 2016 was a political earthquake that few had seen coming. It produced new political divisions, not only between the United Kingdom and the rest of Europe but also ...
James Tilley, S. Hobolt
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Journal of European Public Policy, 2023 This article analyses the existing and potential effects of EU withdrawal on the UK machinery of government (MoG) in an ‘age of fiasco’. Brexit has been a system-wide shock that has the potential to fundamentally alter British domestic policy and ...
P. Diamond
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Divided by the Vote: Affective Polarization in the Wake of the Brexit Referendum
British Journal of Political Science, 2020 A well-functioning democracy requires a degree of mutual respect and a willingness to talk across political divides. Yet numerous studies have shown that many electorates are polarized along partisan lines, with animosity towards the partisan out-group ...
S. Hobolt +2 more
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Post-Brexit trade policy in the UK: placebo policy-making?
Journal of European Public Policy, 2023 Trade policy and negotiations have lain at the heart of the Brexit process. Initial UK trade policy has been characterised by: (1) the need to limit the impact of changes in trading relations (mainly with the EU) to minimise challenges for businesses and
M. J. García
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The road to the economics of Brexit: a new direction in economic research
Journal of Business Economics and Management, 2020 Brexit became an important subject not only for academics but also for international institutions, research centers and consultancy companies, think tanks and independent experts.
Silvia Cristina Mărginean +2 more
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Brexit and Northern Ireland [PDF]
, 2019 Solving the issue of the Border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland has proved intractable in the Brexit process, but the impact that Brexit could have on thepeople of Northern Ireland is still the biggest question.
de Ruyter, A.
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Evaluating the Brexit and COVID-19’s influence on the UK economy: A data analysis
PLoS ONE, 2023 The economic landscape of the United Kingdom has been significantly shaped by the intertwined issues of Brexit, COVID-19, and their interconnected impacts.
Raghav Gupta +4 more
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Withdrawal symptoms: party factions, political change and British foreign policy post-Brexit
Journal of European Public Policy, 2023 The effects of Brexit on British foreign, security and defence policy have been complex. Initial efforts to agree structured cooperation failed, with later governments refusing to negotiate on this area, followed by unstructured re-engagement after ...
Benjamin Martill
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Brexit and the ties that bind: how global finance shapes city-level growth models
Journal of European Public Policy, 2023 This paper contributes to the Growth Model (GM) research program in comparative and international political economy by analyzing the impact of Brexit on London and other financial centers within the European Union (EU).
Nicolò Fraccaroli +2 more
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