Rhetorics of Hope and Outrage: Emotion and Cynicism in the Coverage the Schengen Accession by Radu M. Meza

“…Discourses on European integration and Euroscepticism have benefitted from increased interest after Brexit. Researchers point out that there is a great variance from one national context to another and that there is a gap in the literature concerning non-elite discourses and perspectives from Central and Eastern European countries such as Romania. …”
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Faire corps avec la « nation » en Irlande du Nord : violence et réconciliation dans quatre pièces d’Owen McCafferty by Brigitte Bastiat

“…Published and played between 1994 and 2017, these four plays by Belfast playwright Owen McCafferty cover a historical period, from the ceasefire of the IRA (Irish Republican Army) and the loyalist paramilitaries in 1994 to Brexit referendum in 2016 through the Peace Treaty of 1998 (also called Belfast Agreement or Good Friday Agreement) that officially ended the conflict in Northern Ireland. …”
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How useful are survey data for analyzing immigration policy? by Sumption, M

“…This article illustrates some of these problems in practice showing how official survey data in the United Kingdom have been unable to answer one of the key questions facing the government, namely how many and which EU citizens need to apply to secure their residence rights after Brexit.…”

Metropolitan and post-national urbanity beyond (pluri)nation(al)-dtates in the EU: Benchmarking Scotland, Catalonia and the Basque Country by Calzada, I

“…Since the referendum on Scottish independence, depending on its unique context, each case has engaged differently in democratic and deliberative experimentation on the “right to decide” its future beyond its referential (pluri)nation(al)-states in the UK and Spain. Most recently, the Brexit referendum has triggered a deeper debate on how regional and political demands by these cases could re-scale the fixed (pluri)nation(al)-states’ structures while even directly advocating for some sort of “Europeanization”. …”

Extending the Brussels Ia regulation to third state defendants – cui bono? by Ungerer, J

“…To illustrate this, the perspective of the UK will be taken, which due to Brexit has joined the ranks of Third States and now competes with the EU over international litigation and the profits for the legal services industry. …”

Computational propaganda in Brazil: social bots during elections by Arnaudo, D

“…This form of propaganda is spreading to countries all over the world, most notably during the 2016 US presidential elections and the run-up to the UK’s referendum to leave the European Union (Brexit). This working paper examines the use of computational propaganda in Brazil, the largest country in Latin America and a critical part of the global internet. …”

Identifying political polarization in social media: a literature review by Rum, Siti Nurulain Mohd, Mohamed, Raihani, Asfarian, Auzi

“…These terms have been associated with the referendum of Brexit in the UK and the victory of Donald Trump in 2016's US presidential election. …”
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Covid-19 and the Irish Border. A Preliminary Analysis of Cross-Border Cooperation Considering Health and Work Issues by Julien Guillaumond, Vanessa Boullet

“…Though the border had become a contentious issue since Brexit, it remained open during this period. Following two decades of violence, the Good Friday Agreement (GFA) in 1998 had opened a new era of peace, and placed cooperation at the core of North-South relationships. …”
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Perspektive razvoja PESCO-a by Robert Barić

“…Međutim, iako je ubrzano usvajanje PESCO-a rezultat cijelog niza izazova europskoj sigurnosti u posljednjih nekoliko godina (geopolitički sukob s Rusijom, budućnost transatlantskog savezništva, Brexit, migrantska kriza, terorističke prijetnje), pitanje je hoće li PESCO dati očekivane rezultate. …”
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Humbling the Discourse: Why Interfaith Dialogue, Religious Pluralism, Liberation Theology, and Secular Humanism Are Needed for a Robust Public Square by Peter Admirand

“…Some are deemed too much of this, another too much of that: liberal, religious, anti-Trump, anti-Brexit, pro-life, anti-gay—whatever the label or brand—and some access points are opened, others closed. …”
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European Union cohesion for the multianual financial framework 2021-2027 by BÂRDAN, Veaceslav

“…The volume of allocations in the structural funds will be affected by Brexit, which will affect the financing of projects and programs in the less developed regions. …”
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International recruitment of mental health nurses to the national health service: a challenge for the UK by Peter Phiri, Sana Sajid, Ardic Baykoca, Suchith Shetty, Daisy Mudoni, Shanaya Rathod, Gayathri Delanerolle

“…With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and post-Brexit effects, it is important now more than ever to concentrate on recruiting new staff and retaining current staff in the National Health Service. …”
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Ethnoregional Separatism in Europe: Disintegration vs. Integration? by P. V. Oskolkov

“…The author comes to the following conclusions: currently, disintegrative projects within the EU nation-states cannot be successful, because of the position of the EU and the member states, and due to the uncertainties in the ethnic regions themselves (however, Scotland makes for an important exception, because of Brexit). Most separatist cases in the EU are either of instrumental or of a pure autonomist nature and do not enjoy any support from the integrational grouping that is not ready for the troubles the “internal extension” might cause. …”
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Euroscepticism and Opposition to British Entry into the EEC, 1955-75 by Richard Davis

“…Nonetheless, the supporters of this first attempt at a “Brexit” did succeed in placing the European question, and that of Britain’s place in Europe, at the centre of both the national political debate and of the ideological and political struggles that were tearing apart the Labour and Conservative Parties. …”
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An Analysis of the “Right of Termination”, “Right of Cancellation” and “Right of Withdrawal” in off-Premises and Distance Contracts According to EU Directives by Giampieri Patrizia

“…Then, it will investigate whether English-speaking drafters (such as those of the pre-Brexit UK, Ireland and Malta) made a consistent use ofsuch terms. …”
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Norge og EU: Betydningen av medlemskap by Pernille Rieker, Elsa Lilja Gunnarsdottir

“…I tillegg til å få i oppdrag å vurdere norske erfaringer med EØS-avtalen, har utvalget blitt bedt om å vurdere erfaringene Storbritannia (siden brexit), Sveits og Canada har fra sitt avtalebaserte samarbeid med EU. …”
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Contagion effect of migration fear in pre and European refugee’s crisis period: evidence from multivariate GARCH and wavelet empirical analysis by Hassan Guenichi, Nejib Chouaibi, Hamdi Khalfaoui

“…These findings indicate that European Refugees crisis changes the relationship between European Union countries and USA, and the Brexit changes the European people behavior towards migrants and refugees. …”
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The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Macroeconomic Aggregates of the European Union by Đukić Aleksandar, Štaka Mirjana, Drašković Dajana

“…Economic experts’ predictions of a slowdown in the EU’s global economy and economic growth in the year 2020 were based on various risks and uncertainties existing on a world scale, ranging from the US-China trade war, traditionally strained relations of the EU and the US on the one hand and the Russian Federation on the other, all the way to BREXIT and economic migration to developed EU countries. …”
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Identity, Interculturality, and Language Learning on British Television: A Case Study of International Crime Drama and Its Reception in the UK by Rachel Haworth

“…Yet still, telling local stories appears to be the secret to international appeal”. Indeed, in post-Brexit Britain, television viewers have access to an ever-increasing number of foreign-language programmes. …”
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Recycling old strategies and devices. What remains, an art project addressing disinformation campaigns (re)using strategies to delay industry regulation by Marloes de Valk

“…Three strategies will be discussed with examples from the 1980s as well as from today’s Tech Industry, which is facing potential regulation after the 2016 US elections and the Brexit referendum made it clear that there was a massive lack of accountability on the part of online advertising platforms. …”
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