Brexit: understanding the socio-economic origins and consequencesThe Fault lines unveiled by BrexitMultiple economies: before and after BrexitAccidental tourists: Brexit and its toxic employment underpinningsBrexit and the elites: the elite versus the people or the fracturing of the British business elitesThe New Politics of Cosmopolitans and LocalsWhat Brexit tells us about institutions and social actionBrexit: the day of reckoning for the neo-functionalist paradigm of European UnionWorkers no longer welcome? Europeanization of solidarity in the wake of BrexitBrexit: the conflict of globalization and democracyBrexit: UK as an exception or the banal avant garde of the disintegration of the EU?-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Brexit: understanding the socio-economic origins and consequencesThe Fault lines unveiled by BrexitMultiple economies: before and after BrexitAccidental tourists: Brexit and its toxic employment underpinningsBrexit and the elites: the elite versus the people or the fracturing of the British business elitesThe New Politics of Cosmopolitans and LocalsWhat Brexit tells us about institutions and social actionBrexit: the day of reckoning for the neo-functionalist paradigm of European UnionWorkers no longer welcome? Europeanization of solidarity in the wake of BrexitBrexit: the conflict of globalization and democracyBrexit: UK as an exception or the banal avant garde of the disintegration of the EU?

Published:2016-10 Issue:4 Volume:14 Page:807-854
ISSN:1475-1461
Container-title:Socio-Economic Review
language:en
Short-container-title:Socioecon Rev

Author:

O'Reilly Jacqueline,O'Reilly Jacqueline,Froud Julie,Warhurst Chris,Morgan Glenn,Grey Christopher,Wood Geoffrey,Boyer Robert,Frerichs Sabine,Rona-Tas Akos,Le Galès Patrick,Froud Julie,Johal Sukhdev,Williams Karel,Warhurst Chris,Morgan Glenn,Grey Christopher,Wood Geoffrey,Wright Mike,Boyer Robert,Frerichs Sabine,Sankari Suvi,Rona-Tas Akos,Le Galès Patrick,Johal Sukhdev,Williams Karel,Wright Mike,Sankari Suvi

Publisher

Oxford University Press (OUP)

Subject

General Economics, Econometrics and Finance,Sociology and Political Science

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