Titlebook: Will Brexit Damage our Security and Defence?; The Impact on the UK Simon Duke Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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The Role of Security and Defence Before and After the June 2016 Referendum,t and arguments surrounding security and defence were employed by both remain and leave camps. Following the referendum the dawning realisation of what Brexit might mean for the UK and the EU added further salience to the security and defence aspects. The delivery of the UK’s withdrawal letter in Ma

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Brexit, Defence Expenditure and Defence Industries,pect that has gathered only scant attention is the impact of Brexit upon defence industries. In general terms, the overall impact will depend upon what trade and customs arrangements for goods?are eventually negotiated between the UK and the EU. More specifically, the UK is a major arms exporter who

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National Security and Brexit,en it comes to national security considerations, the tables are at least partially?turned. As an EU member the UK enjoys access to a number of vital databases for counterterrorism and organised crime and it also contributes to them. It is also a member of the EU police agency, Europol. Although ther

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Moving Beyond Brexit: Scenarios for the Future, the . in these negotiations. This chapter therefore presents five possible benchmarks against which the UK’s demand for a unique relationship with the EU in security and defence might be measured against. It concludes by observing that the UK is important to the EU’s security and defence, but not a

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Book 2019security and defence in the debates leading up to the Brexit referendum as well as in its follow-up. Importantly, the book also traces recent developments in the EU towards what may become a European Defence Union and, in light of this, considers how realistic the UK’s aspirations for a unique relat

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