Hard, soft or none at all: what the election result will mean for Brexit
Ros Taylor
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Ros Taylor
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The General Election will set Britain on the path to a hard or softer Brexit - or perhaps no Brexit at all. Ros Taylor (LSE) explains what each possible outcome means for the next stage of the UK's withdrawal from the EU. Conservative majority Supposedly, a vote for the Conservatives is a vote to 'get Brexit done’ – but the reality is more complicated.
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The General Election will set Britain on the path to a hard or softer Brexit - or perhaps no Brexit at all. Ros Taylor (LSE) explains what each possible outcome means for the next stage of the UK's withdrawal from the EU. Conservative majority Supposedly, a vote for the Conservatives is a vote to 'get Brexit done’ – but the reality is more complicated.
Key concepts: Brexit, General election, Political science, Voting, Law and economics, Political economy, Economics, International trade