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The Citizens' Assembly on Brexit: reflections on the first weekend

Alan Renwick

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The Citizens' Assembly on Brexit - a gathering of randomly-selected people who will learn about the options for the form Brexit should take - has just begun its work. The project's director Alan Renwick (UCL Constitution Unit) offers some initial, personal reflections on a highly successful first weekend. The Citizens' Assembly on Brexit has just completed its first weekend of deliberations. As an earlier ...

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The Citizens' Assembly on Brexit - a gathering of randomly-selected people who will learn about the options for the form Brexit should take - has just begun its work. The project's director Alan Renwick (UCL Constitution Unit) offers some initial, personal reflections on a highly successful first weekend. The Citizens' Assembly on Brexit has just completed its first weekend of deliberations. As an earlier ...

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The Citizens' Assembly on Brexit - a gathering of randomly-selected people who will learn about the options for the form Brexit should take - has just begun its work. The project's director Alan Renwick (UCL Constitution Unit) offers some initial, personal reflections on a highly successful first weekend. The Citizens' Assembly on Brexit has just completed its first weekend of deliberations. As an earlier ...

Key concepts: Brexit, Constitution, Political science, Unit (ring theory), Referendum, Work (physics), Law, European union

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