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Northern Ireland faces rebordering after Brexit

Cathal McCall

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For practical purposes, the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland no longer exists. Brexit will change that. Cathal McCall (Queen's University Belfast) explores what this 'rebordering' will mean and asks whether Northern Ireland should not be left out of Brexit - despite the DUP's opposition.

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For practical purposes, the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland no longer exists. Brexit will change that. Cathal McCall (Queen's University Belfast) explores what this 'rebordering' will mean and asks whether Northern Ireland should not be left out of Brexit - despite the DUP's opposition.

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For practical purposes, the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland no longer exists. Brexit will change that. Cathal McCall (Queen's University Belfast) explores what this 'rebordering' will mean and asks whether Northern Ireland should not be left out of Brexit - despite the DUP's opposition.

Key concepts: Brexit, Northern ireland, Political science, Opposition (politics), Geography, History, Ethnology, Law

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