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Brexit : how Britain left Europe /

How could this have happened? On 23 June 2016, UK voters elected to leave the European Union. The result was perhaps the biggest bombshell in modern British political history. In this new and updated edition of Denis MacShane's bestselling history of the UK's relationship with Europe, the...

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Main Authors: MacShane, Denis
Published: I.B. Tauris,
Publisher Address: London :
Publication Dates: 2016.
©2015
Literature type: Book
Language: English
Edition: Fully revised edition.
Subjects:
European Union > Great Britain
European Union > Membership
European Union
Great Britain > Foreign relations > European Union countries
European Union countries > Foreign relations > Great Britain
Great Britain > Politics and government > 21st century
European Union countries > Politics and government > 21st century
Summary: How could this have happened? On 23 June 2016, UK voters elected to leave the European Union. The result was perhaps the biggest bombshell in modern British political history. In this new and updated edition of Denis MacShane's bestselling history of the UK's relationship with Europe, the former Europe Minister reveals the full story behind Britain's historic EU Referendum decision. Denis MacShane was the only senior Remainer to have called the EU Referendum result correctly and his book provides the essential context to the new political and economic landscape of Brexit Britain. -- Provided
Item Description: Originally published in 2015 under title: Brexit : how Britain will leave Europe.
Carrier Form: xxv, 262 pages ; 22 cm
Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references (pages [254]-257) and index.
ISBN: 9781784537845
1784537845
Index Number: HC240
CLC: D856.125
Call Number: D856.125/M175-1/fully rev. ed.
Contents: 1. A Centrifugal Europe -- 2. Churchill Invents The United States Of Europe -- 3. The First Anti-European Party -- 4. Labour Says Non, Merci To Europe -- 5. The Tories Became The Party Of Europe, Or Did They? -- 6. Jacques Delors Launches British Euroscepticism -- 7. From Maggie To Major: The Drift To Conservative Euroscepticism -- 8. Tony Blair: Was He Pro-European? -- 9. William Hague And David Cameron Help Create Ukip -- 10. Where's the Vision Thing? Ask Friedrich Hayek -- 11. How The City Finances Europhobia -- 12. The British Like Their Parliament, But No Other -- 13. Myths, Murdoch, Li

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