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Refusing to dance to a Brexit tune: how the EU has misinterpreted Britain's vote to leave

Tim Oliver

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Britain has made numerous mistakes over Brexit, but the European Union's record also needs to be analysed. Tim Oliver addresses some of the things the EU has been accused of getting wrong about Brexit. In this post, he looks at how the EU has misinterpreted Brexit.

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Britain has made numerous mistakes over Brexit, but the European Union's record also needs to be analysed. Tim Oliver addresses some of the things the EU has been accused of getting wrong about Brexit. In this post, he looks at how the EU has misinterpreted Brexit.

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Britain has made numerous mistakes over Brexit, but the European Union's record also needs to be analysed. Tim Oliver addresses some of the things the EU has been accused of getting wrong about Brexit. In this post, he looks at how the EU has misinterpreted Brexit.

Key concepts: Brexit, European union, Political science, International trade, Economics

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