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The Impossibility of Disentangling Integration
Antje Wiener Since the Brexit referendum, the many contestations about each step towards realising the UK’s exit from the EU have [...]
Read moreUnequal Market Insertion and Brexit
Juan Díez Medrano Theories of nationalism do not explain why regions that benefit from membership in multi-ethnic, multinational, polities want to [...]
Read moreTurkey, the European Union and Alternative Futures After Brexit
Meltem Muftuler-Bac Of the candidates negotiating for accession to the European Union, Turkey presents the most visible challenge. It has the [...]
Read moreNorway and Brexit
John Erik Fossum The European Union is a differentiated political entity, with member states such as the UK opting out of [...]
Read moreBrexit: The Democratic Catastrophe of the National State
Hauke Brunkhorst Europe is a constitutional state. At least since Maastricht and Amsterdam, the treaties are the substantial constitution of the [...]
Read moreJames Bond in Portugal
Filipe Carreira da Silva and Mónica Brito Vieira Boris Johnson is not a well-known figure in Portugal. But his eccentric hairstyle [...]
Read moreThe Limits of EUrope: Poland and Brexit
Jan Grzymski Brexit marks a very unexpected turn both in recent British political history and in the post-war history of the [...]
Read moreTowards a Political Sociology of Brexit
Didier Georgakakis Although sociology usually deals with heavy theoretical software and protocols of empirical research, the knowledge accumulated also makes it [...]
Read moreEntente cordiale after all: the sociology of Brexit viewed from France.
Virginie Guiraudon When looking back at the period from the June 2016 referendum campaign to the EU summit on “phase 2” [...]
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