Brexistential Crisis? Making Sense of British Politics after Brexit

Hay, Colin

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Hay, C. (2017). Brexistential Crisis? Making Sense of British Politics after Brexit. Talk presented at Öffentlicher Vortrag am MPIfG. Köln. 2017-01-19.

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Drawing on the final chapter of Developments in British Politics 10, published last November, Colin Hay will reflect on how developments in British politics have developed in the 33 years since the first edition of this book was published in 1983, notably the vote for Brexit. It is clear that the time-travelling political scientist stepping out of her Tardis in 2016 would be amazed and, no doubt, shocked by the world in which she found herself. What sense, if any, might she make of British politics after the vote for Brexit? And what does the answer to that question tell us about how the vote for Brexit happened, how it was allowed to happen, its wider implications (both political and economic), and the seismic changes in and through which British politics is currently being remade?