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The Anglo-American 'special relationship' in the post-Brexit era

Thomas C. Mills

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Brexit is an opportunity to redefine the 'special relationship' based on trade and diplomacy rather than ill-conceived military campaigns, writes Thomas Mills (Lancaster University).

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Brexit is an opportunity to redefine the 'special relationship' based on trade and diplomacy rather than ill-conceived military campaigns, writes Thomas Mills (Lancaster University).

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Brexit is an opportunity to redefine the 'special relationship' based on trade and diplomacy rather than ill-conceived military campaigns, writes Thomas Mills (Lancaster University).

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

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