Add to ORKGThe Making of Eurosceptic Britain is interesting reading for undergraduates interested in the general field of Britain’s relationship with Europe. The fact that its narrative remains coherent in the face of five years of substantial change in British Euroscepticism is a testament to its rigour, writes Harry Evans
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This book analyses the changing nature of the British economy and the consequences of Brexit upon it...
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