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Diplomacy post-Brexit: the UK sidelined and Nato damaged

Brian L. Crowe

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We joined the EEC to give Britain more heft in a post-Empire world, says Sir Brian Crowe: it was never simply a trade project. If we leave now, we would lose not just the influence that comes with EU membership, but would risk damaging Nato by reigniting tensions over the Common Security and Defence Policy.

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We joined the EEC to give Britain more heft in a post-Empire world, says Sir Brian Crowe: it was never simply a trade project. If we leave now, we would lose not just the influence that comes with EU membership, but would risk damaging Nato by reigniting tensions over the Common Security and Defence Policy.

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We joined the EEC to give Britain more heft in a post-Empire world, says Sir Brian Crowe: it was never simply a trade project. If we leave now, we would lose not just the influence that comes with EU membership, but would risk damaging Nato by reigniting tensions over the Common Security and Defence Policy.

Key concepts: Brexit, Diplomacy, Political science, International trade, Multilateralism, Political economy, Economic history, European union

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