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      The Failure of Remain: Anti-Brexit Activism in the United Kingdom

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      The Failure of Remain offers the first comprehensive study of the UK's grassroots anti-Brexit movement after the June 2016 referendum. Through first-hand interviews, a survey of anti-Brexit activists, and an analysis of their campaign materials, Adam Fagan and Stijn van Kessel...

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      Product ID:9780228014133
      Product Form:Paperback / softback
      Country of Manufacture:GB
      Series:McGill-Queen's Studies in Protest, Power, and Resistance
      Title:The Failure of Remain
      Subtitle:Anti-Brexit Activism in the United Kingdom
      Authors:Author: Adam Fagan, Stijn van Kessel
      Page Count:208
      Subjects:Social and political philosophy, Social & political philosophy, Political science and theory, International institutions, Political science & theory, EU & European institutions
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      The Failure of Remain offers the first comprehensive study of the UK's grassroots anti-Brexit movement after the June 2016 referendum. Through first-hand interviews, a survey of anti-Brexit activists, and an analysis of their campaign materials, Adam Fagan and Stijn van Kessel assess the ideology, arguments, and strategies of the movement.
      Studies of the United Kingdom''s decision to leave the European Union ("Brexit") have largely focused on the role of politicians and political parties, on the one hand, and the characteristics of Leave and Remain voters on the other. The Failure of Remain offers the first comprehensive study of the UK''s grassroots anti-Brexit movement.Emerging in the weeks and months following the June 2016 referendum, this movement was the most significant and wide-scale mobilization of pro-European support that the UK had ever witnessed. In The Failure of Remain Adam Fagan and Stijn van Kessel assess participants'' ideologies, arguments, and strategies. Drawing evidence from first-hand interviews, an original survey of anti-Brexit activists, and an analysis of their campaign materials, Fagan and van Kessel conclude that while the anti-Brexit movement was successful in mobilizing a large number of pro-European citizens, its impact was limited by weak links to political elites and institutions, divisions between organizations and activists, and the absence of a clear stance on the UK''s relationship with the European Union.In the context of enduring debates about the future direction of European integration, The Failure of Remain reveals the difficulties of formulating effective pro-European arguments.
      Imprint Name:McGill-Queen's University Press
      Publisher Name:McGill-Queen's University Press
      Country of Publication:GB
      Publishing Date:2023-01-15

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      Weight312 g
      Dimensions152 × 230 × 15 mm