Trump will present an enormous challenge for the UK-US ‘Special Relationship’
Tim Oliver
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Tim Oliver
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Donald Trump’s victory will pose uncomfortable questions for Britain about the future of the UK-US relationship. Tim Oliver writes that despite similarities in Brexit and the politics of Trump’s rise, and the Lazarus quality of the relationship to return to life after being pronounced dead, Trump presents so many unknowns that the core of the relationship could be strained as never before.
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Donald Trump’s victory will pose uncomfortable questions for Britain about the future of the UK-US relationship. Tim Oliver writes that despite similarities in Brexit and the politics of Trump’s rise, and the Lazarus quality of the relationship to return to life after being pronounced dead, Trump presents so many unknowns that the core of the relationship could be strained as never before.
Key concepts: Victory, Brexit, Politics, Political economy, Special Relationship, Political science, Law and economics, History