Titlebook: Brexit; History, Reasoning a David Ramiro Troiti?o,Tanel Kerikm?e,Archil Chochi Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG 2018 EU - UK

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Ken-Ichiro Murakami,Natsuki Segamiwith the powerful images of British otherness and island nation, British foreign and security policy doctrines have paid tribute to the British exceptionalism and the special relationship policy with the United States. The exceptionalist neo-conservative doctrine of the George W. Bush administration

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Laura Chin-Lenn,Janice L. Pasiekas formulated in the Schuman Declaration and has remained the political corner-stone of the Union. Although the EU has enlarged through successive waves, this has also generated new tensions between its members, including among those willing to move towards closer integration and those determined to

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Gerald J. Berry,I. Ross McDougallfers an analysis of past debates and theoretical models that preceded the official introduction of the exit clause in today’s Article 50 TEU. It also addresses the question of the nature of the withdrawal and casts doubt on the nature of the “right to withdraw.” Article 50 is working with two altern

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Gerald J. Berry,I. Ross McDougallof the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) and join the EEA. The chapter identifies the major claims of the leave-campaign to analyse, whether by doing so, the Brexit proponents will achieve what they campaigned for. Furthermore, the paper explains the functioning of the EEA, exploring the potential changes for the UK, the EU, and the EEA/EFTA.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-73414-9EU - UK relations; Euroscepticism; EU integration; Perspectives of the UK and the EU; International rela

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978-3-030-08784-5Springer International Publishing AG 2018