Do They Mean Us?: The Foreign Correspondents' View of Brexit

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This important book, edited by John Mair and Neil Fowler, on the developing Brexit process explores a spectrum of foreign correspondents' experience, perspectives and opinions about the UK's decision to leave the EU, the negotiations and the likely outcomes for the UK and its partners. It is part of a series of books focused on Brexit, commissioned by John Mair, in a partnership between the Birmingham City University Centre for Brexit Studies, looking at the most important UK political decision for 40 years - and probably for the next 40 years..The writers, all distinguished foreign correspondents based in the UK or elsewhere, have in many cases lived and worked in the UK for many years and they bring a distance, a touch of reality and in some cases a challenge, in 16 highly readable, entertaining and in some cases really hard-hitting articles.

Pages: 116

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Bite-Sized Books Ltd

Release: January 08, 2019

Do They Mean Us?: The Foreign Correspondents' View of Brexit

John Mair

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