Titlebook: Gender and Queer Perspectives on Brexit; Moira Dustin,Nuno Ferreira,Susan Millns Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-6945-9 in relation to the situation of LGBTIQ?+?individuals. This is particularly timely in the light of the recent UK Supreme Court decision in Walker v Innospec Limited, where the Court relied on EU law to hold a provision of the Equality Act 2010 unlawful for violating pension rights of same-sex couples.

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First Examples: Just Test Vue.js Once,the potential for women’s rights in Northern Ireland to fall behind those enjoyed by women in the Republic of Ireland. The chapter concludes by discussing the region’s participation in the European Economic Area as a possible solution to the tensions on the island created by Brexit.

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Toxic Masculinity: Militarism, Deal-Making and the Performance of Brexit militarism, which highlighted Britain’s assumed global role in the world emphasising strength, security and global power, and deal-making discourses which have equated the negotiations to a business transaction, positioning Anglo-European negotiations in conflictual terms. We conclude with four potential (gendered) consequences of this discourse.

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A New World Order?to represent and reflect upon Brexit in all its contradictory multiplicities. Such methods also enable us to view Brexit’s consequences using an intersectional feminist lens, and thus consider the effect Brexit is having, and will continue to have, on gender, race, religion and class relations.

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The Unintended Consequences of Brexit: The Case of Work-Life Balance so much more than ‘just legislation’ at stake. This chapter concludes that leaving the EU is likely to jeopardise any achievements in this area. The consequences of Brexit will not be felt only by the UK, however; they will also be felt by the EU.

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Who Speaks for the Zambrano Families? Multi-level Abandonment in the UK and EUhe EU. If these infants are to continue to enjoy their full rights as British and Union citizens after Brexit, their parents must enjoy the full rights enjoyed by migrant EU citizens in the Withdrawal Agreement.

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Unaccompanied Migrant Children and the Implications of Brexitale UAMs, in particular, will be most affected by it. Without the EU regime (legal and policy) of rights protection, male UAMs in the UK will face reduced children’s rights protection, lack of specific safeguards for UAMs, such as guardianship, and, therefore, will be exposed to the risks of child trafficking and exploitation.