Brexit
How Britain Left Europe
Published on 20. April 2016
272 pages
978-0-85773-906-3 (ISBN)
Description
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.
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.
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Edition
Digital original
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
Digital original
ISBN-13
978-0-85773-906-3 (9780857739063)
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Content
Preface
1) A Centrifugal Europe
2) Churchill Invents the United States of Europe
3) The First Anti-European Party
4) Labour to Europe: "Non, merci beaucoup!"
5) The Tories Became the Party of Europe or Did They?
6) Jacques Delors Launches English Euroscepticism
7) From Maggie to Major, the drift to Euroscepticim
8) Tony Blair - Was he Pro-European?
9) William Hague and David Cameron help create UKIP
10) Where's the vision? - Hayek had it, no one today
11) How the City Funds anti-Europeanism
12) The English like their Parliament, not Europe's
13) Fibs, Myths and Murdoch - the press and Europe
14) How the Eurozone has marginalized Britain
15) Will England ever fall in love with Europe?
Afterword What happens now?
1) A Centrifugal Europe
2) Churchill Invents the United States of Europe
3) The First Anti-European Party
4) Labour to Europe: "Non, merci beaucoup!"
5) The Tories Became the Party of Europe or Did They?
6) Jacques Delors Launches English Euroscepticism
7) From Maggie to Major, the drift to Euroscepticim
8) Tony Blair - Was he Pro-European?
9) William Hague and David Cameron help create UKIP
10) Where's the vision? - Hayek had it, no one today
11) How the City Funds anti-Europeanism
12) The English like their Parliament, not Europe's
13) Fibs, Myths and Murdoch - the press and Europe
14) How the Eurozone has marginalized Britain
15) Will England ever fall in love with Europe?
Afterword What happens now?
