The result of the EU referendum of June 2016 sent a shockwave through Europe as Europeans found that the British voting public had narrowly rejected continued membership of the European Union. Well before campaigning for the referendum opened, as a journal focused on European research and one of the journals of the University Association of Contemporary Europe Studies (UACES), the editors of JCER felt a responsibility to ensure that a topical response to the results – whatever they might have been - were heard. In the first of a new initiative by JCER (to publish a special section on an issue of topicality for Europe and those who research it) this final issue of 2016 features a special section dedicated to delivering some understanding of the reasons for the EU referendum, the inherent processes, the politicking and the voting choices.
History
School
Social Sciences
Department
Politics and International Studies
Published in
JCER
Pages
802 - 808 (6)
Citation
DAVID, M. and DRAKE, H., 2016. Foreword: "Life is going to be different in the Future". Journal of Contemporary European Research, 12 (4), pp.802-808
Publisher
UACES
Version
AM (Accepted Manuscript)
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Publication date
2016
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