Northern Ireland illustrates the threat Brexit poses for the UK’s political stability
Janice Morphet
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Janice Morphet
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Northern Ireland held elections on 2 March against the backdrop of the UK’s preparations for leaving the European Union. Janice Morphet writes that Brexit raises several important questions about Northern Ireland’s status within the UK which could also have a major impact on the nature of devolution across the rest of the country.
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Northern Ireland held elections on 2 March against the backdrop of the UK’s preparations for leaving the European Union. Janice Morphet writes that Brexit raises several important questions about Northern Ireland’s status within the UK which could also have a major impact on the nature of devolution across the rest of the country.
Key concepts: Brexit, Devolution (biology), Northern ireland, Politics, Political science, European union, Political economy, Geography