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13 10, 2020

Brexit: removing the connective tissue of the United Kingdom?
Brexit: removing the connective tissue of the United Kingdom?
Brexit, Devolution, Europe, Europe, Federalism, Federalism, Scotland, UK Constitution, UK Devolution

Brexit: removing the connective tissue of the United Kingdom?

By Prof Andrew Blick|2020-11-14T12:25:11+00:00October 13th, 2020|Categories: Brexit, Devolution, Europe, Europe, Federalism, Federalism, Scotland, UK Constitution, UK Devolution|Tags: Brexit, Brexit and devolution, Brexit and Good Friday Agreement, Brexit and Northern Ireland, Brexit and Scotland, Brexit and Scottish independence, Brexit Union Britain, Brexit United Kingdom, British Constitution, British constitution Andrew Blick, British Union, Devolution, Dr Andrew Blick, Dr Andrew Blick King's College, landing page, Northern Ireland, Union of the UK|

The United Kingdom (UK) and what is now the European Union (EU) were intertwined for nearly half a century. Consequently, Brexit means more than the UK removing itself from the EU. It involves extracting the EU from the UK. The four years after the EU referendum of 23 June 2016 [...]

29 09, 2020

Was the EU the Glue Holding the United Kingdom Together?
Was the EU the Glue Holding the United Kingdom Together?
2020, Brexit, Devolution, Europe, Federalism, UK Constitution, Video

Was the EU the Glue Holding the United Kingdom Together?

By Prof Andrew Blick|2020-10-27T15:34:40+00:00September 29th, 2020|Categories: 2020, Brexit, Devolution, Europe, Federalism, UK Constitution, Video|Tags: Andrew Blick King's College London, break-up of the United Kingdom, breakup of the UK, Brexit Union Britain, Brexit United Kingdom, British Constitution, British constitution Andrew Blick, Devolution Britain, Dr Andrew Blick, Federal Trust, Federal Union, landing page, no deal brexit 2020, no deal Brexit end of the Union, no deal brexit ireland, the breakup of the united kingdom, the end of the UK|

Dr Andrew Blick, Reader in Politics and Contemporary History at King's College London, looks at the internal constitutional consequences of Brexit. He discusses how far the British Union has been held together by membership of the European Union and whether Brexit will lead to its break up. This talk was [...]