Description
This paper studies the long-term diplomatic relations between the EU and UK that ultimately played a part in the making of Brexit. This is done through a radically historicist Foreign Policy Analysis. Her framing of the question of why Brexit happened turns the conventional and popular paradigm on its head by asking why did the UK stay within the EU for as long as it did, and why did the strained relations between the two not lead to a Brexit before 2016?
