Origins and Consequences of European Crises: Global Views on Brexit Wassenberg Birte
Origins and Consequences of European Crises: Global Views on Brexit Wassenberg Birte Almost sixty years after the signature of the Treaty of Rome in 1957 creating the European Community), a…
Specifikacia Origins and Consequences of European Crises: Global Views on Brexit Wassenberg Birte
Origins and Consequences of European Crises: Global Views on Brexit Wassenberg Birte
Almost sixty years after the signature of the Treaty of Rome in 1957 creating the European Community), a Member-State, the United Kingdom, has for the first time in history decided to leave the European Union. The Withdrawal Agreement was finally signed on 24 January 2020 and Brexit actually took place on 31 January 2020 - more than three and a half years after the referendum. The yes to leave vote during the British referendum on 26 June 2016 led to the use of Article 50 of the EU Treaty triggering off a long period of negotiations between the UK and the EU, which was overshadowed by a permanent struggle between the options of a deal or a no-deal.
However, there has been less research so far on the deeper roots of Brexit as a It is not surprising that a lot of analyses have been put forward to explain the British electoral result, mainly from the perspective of political sociology.