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Brexit Negotiations after Article 50: Assessing Process, Progress and Impact brings together contributors from academia, politics and practice to discuss and debate the progress (or lack of) to date since the Prime Minister, Theresa May, enacted the Article 50 process to leave the EU on 29th March 2017.
This collection is split into two key areas of inquiry. The first section explores the process of Brexit and the multifaceted aspects of the Article 50 process, examining the arguments for and against membership of the European Union. The second section develops the arguments within the first section by providing thematic chapters on the likely impact of Brexit on particular sectors of the UK economy, namely: the financial services sector; SMEs and related supply chain issues; and, the automotive sector (as an emblematic sector for UK manufacturing).
The book will make a unique contribution to the debate on Brexit as it brings together academics and practitioners from both a 'Remain' and 'Leave' persuasion, including Sir Bernard Jenkin, MP, economist Vicky Pryce and philosopher AC Grayling.
Price: $71.99
Pages: 232
Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited
Imprint: Emerald Publishing Limited
Series: Brexit Studies Series
Publication Date:
19 March 2019
ISBN: 9781787697683
Format: Paperback
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This volume brings together contributors from academia, politics, and business in the UK for nine chapters that analyze the process and impact of the UK withdrawal from the European Union. They examine the dynamics of the withdrawal process and the opportunities Brexit might offer the UK, as well as the likely impact of Brexit on key sectors of the UK economy. In the first section, they address the constitutional propriety of the referendum and the issues raised by it, the economic effects, the economy and trade post-Brexit, the history of the British Labour Party's attitude towards the European Union, the motivating factors behind the vote from a socioeconomic and psychological perspective, and issues related to the operation of trading outside of a customs union and the problematic nature of border enforcement to prevent the smuggling of contraband items. The second section considers sector-specific issues, namely impacts on the financial services industry, small and medium enterprises, and the auto industry.
Alex de Ruyter is Professor and Director of the Centre for Brexit Studies at Birmingham City University, UK. He holds a wealth of research experience and academic engagement in relation to Brexit and areas of regional economic development, skills and labour market issues.
Beverley Nielsen is Associate Professor and Director at IDEA Institute at Birmingham City University, UK, where she has worked for the past 10 years as Visiting Tutor, MA Design Management, Director Employer Engagement and Director Corporate Affairs.
Introduction; Alex de Ruyter and Beverley Nielsen
PART 1: BREXIT: PROGRESS, PROCESS AND ISSUES
Chapter 1: Brexit and the Question of the UK Constitution; A C Grayling
Chapter 2: The UK approach to Brexit; Patrick Minford
Chapter 3: The UK economy and trade post-Brexit; Bernard Jenkin MP
Chapter 4: The British Labour Party’s attitude towards the EU - a brief history; John Mills
Chapter 5: Explaining the Brexit Vote: A socio-economic and psychological exploration of the referendum vote; David Hearne, Rebecca Semmens-Wheeler and Kimberley M Hill
Chapter 6: Custom Unions & Common Markets as economic security fault lines: The Garlic Case; Stefania Paladini
PART 2: BREXIT THEMES
Chapter 7: The Impact of Brexit on the City of London; Sir Mark Boleat
Chapter 8: Brexit and the Potential Business Impact on English SMEs; Vicky Pryce, Beverley Nielsen and Steve McCabe
Chapter 9: Brexit and the Auto Industry: understanding the issues for supply chain management; Di Li, Shishank Shishank, Alex de Ruyter, Syed Ali, David Bailey, David Hearne and Sukhwinder Salh
Conclusion: Where do we go from here?; Alex de Ruyter and Beverley Nielsen