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'All is not lost. That's the important message of hope from one the very few who forecast the referendum result correctly. Brexit is the biggest challenge for Britain in a generation as a hard UKIP-style Brexit would align Britain with Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, rather than with progressive forces and friends in Europe such as Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel. Denis MacShane has the deepest knowledge of Europe, having spent much of his life working with European political and civil society. He has been the most prominent pro-European voice as an MP and Minister. This book exposes the dark forces that won the Brexit vote and how it may be possible to take them on and ensure that British citizens do not lose all rights to trade, work or live in Europe. This is a must-read for those who need encouragement to fight on for Britain's close relationship with the EU.' --Polly Toynbee
'Denis MacShane, the former Minister of Europe, is almost unique among British commentators on the EU in spending more time in European capitals than in London. He is therefore enjoys an extraordinarily rich network of European political contacts, which allows him great insight into how the EU and its member-states are changing. In January 2015 MacShane correctly predicted that Brexit would happen, and anyone interested in what the next stages of the Brexit saga would be well advised to read this book.' - Charles Grant, Centre for European Reform
'Britain has been involved in European affairs for centuries to ensure the UK's security and economic health. Now Britain is set to leave the European Union. But is the narrow vote in the referendum on June 2016 and the last and only word on Britain's future relationship with the continent and what does it mean for the future of the unity of the United Kingdom? Denis MacShane was a UK politician with one of the widest network of friends and contacts in many EU capitals. Remarkably, he predicted the referendum outcome in his book Brexit: How Britain Will Leave Europe in January 2015. Now he argues that Britain can and must remain part of Europe. Everyone involved in the Europe debate, whether or not they agree with the author, will find plenty of facts and arguments in this book relevant to this next chapter in our island's history.'
--Brendan Simms, Director of the Forum on Geopolitics, Cambridge and author of Britain's Europe: A Thousand Years of Conflict and Cooperation'Denis MacShane is respected throughout Europe as a British political animal who takes a keen interest in what policy-makers in EU capitals think and are likely to do. It also helps that he likes talking to Europeans in their own languages and has even been known to read a paper in other than English. Brexit has been a shock throughout the EU and it remains to be seen if it will lead to a permanent amputation of Britain from her friends, allies and partner in Europe. This book examines many of the arguments about Brexit and offers some ways forward.
--Enrico Letta, former prime minister of Italy, Dean of the Paris School of International Affairs at Sciences-Po, Paris"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.
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