Brexitland: Identity, diversity and the reshaping of British politics

Bartholomew Alexander Konechni

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Unlike other accounts of the process which brought about Brexit, Sobolewska and Ford (2020) focus neither on the evolving cultural representation of Britain’s place in the world (Gildea, 2019), nor...

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