Introduction
The British referendum of 23 June 2016, called by Prime Minister David Cameron after a renegotiation with the European Union (EU) in the winter, was a seismic event, the results of which continue to unfold ten years later. Indeed Brexit proved, as anticipated at the time, to be a process more than...
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Observatoire de la société britannique
2026
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| 要約: | The British referendum of 23 June 2016, called by Prime Minister David Cameron after a renegotiation with the European Union (EU) in the winter, was a seismic event, the results of which continue to unfold ten years later. Indeed Brexit proved, as anticipated at the time, to be a process more than an event. Current attempts by the Labour government, in the wake of the first EU/UK post-Brexit summit in May 2025, to move closer to the EU on defence, regulatory alignment or sanitary and phyto-s... |
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