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MAIN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF BREXIT
Geografická revue, 2017 Main economic and social aspects of Brexit. The unexpected decision of United Kingdom electorate from 23. june 2016 to withdraw from European Union (Brexit) has brought more questions than answers.
Roman Najdený, Daniel Gurňák
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Irreconcilable sovereignties? Brexit and Scottish self-government
Territory, Politics, Governance, 2022 This article examines the contrasting norms of sovereignty that underpin the political discourse and policy choices of the UK and Scottish governments in the context of Brexit. Using the lens of contested sovereignty, it explores the meanings attached to
N. McEwen
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Not one Brexit: How local context and social processes influence policy analysis.
PLoS ONE, 2018 This paper develops an empirical agent-based model to assess the impacts of Brexit on Scottish cattle farms. We first identify several trends and processes among Scottish cattle farms that were ongoing before Brexit: the lack of succession, the rise of ...
Jiaqi Ge +4 more
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Brexit means Brexit: a constructionist analysis
Complutense Journal of English Studies, 2019 This paper presents a corpus-assisted discourse analysis of the Brexit means Brexit tautology from a constructionist perspective. A multimodal corpus of instances of the construction was compiled and analyzed, paying attention to the components of the construction such as its phonetic-phonological and gestural features as well as the idealized ...
Javier Valenzuela Manzanares +1 more
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Brexit i jego skutki dla Niemiec z perspektywy ekonomicznej i społecznej [PDF]
, 2019 At the end of March 2017, the British government initiated the legal procedure of withdrawal from the EU, beginning the two-year countdown towards Brexit. However, as of August 2019, the final outcome of the Brexit negotiations is still pending.
Bartkowiak, Marcin, Ratajczak, Anna
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The EU’s ‘strategic partnership’ with China in a post-Brexit world:Recalibrating internal dynamics and facing up to external challenges [PDF]
, 2020 The UK has played a critical role in shaping EU–China relations. Policymakers need to carefully consider the extent to which Brexit will weaken the EU’s collective power – shifting the balance in China’s favour – and impact prospects for increasing EU ...
Brown, Scott
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Examining Brexit: Level of Analysis and Explanations
Comillas Journal of International Relations, 2021 This article analyses the scholarly debate on the Brexit phenomenon and its possible causes. By contextualizing Brexit in the International Relations Theory debate about the levels of analysis, the article focuses on some of the most recent contributions
Andrea Betti
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Managing Disintegration: How the European Parliament Responded and Adapted to Brexit
Politics and Governance, 2021 Brexit makes both a direct and an indirect impact on the European Parliament (EP). The most direct consequence is the withdrawal of the 73-member strong UK contingent and the changing size of the political groups.
Edoardo Bressanelli +2 more
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, 2017 Brexit could be seen as the largest popular rebellion against the power elites in the UK modern history. It is also part of a larger phenomenon – the resurgence of nationalism and right-wing politics within Europe, the United States and beyond.
Bristow, Alexandra, Robinson, Sarah
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Frustrating Brexit? Ireland and the UK’s conflicting approaches to Brexit negotiations
Journal of European Public Policy, 2022 While Ireland and Northern Ireland barely featured during the 2016 referendum campaign, they have been central to Brexit negotiations. For some, Ireland’s prominence in talks represents core EU values of solidarity and peace. For others, Ireland has been
Neil Dooley
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