Sinoscepticism is on the rise in British politics. Why is this? And what are the implications?
This article shows that Sinoscepticism is not solely a result of the whims of MPs, but also …

The largest ever rebellion of Conservative MPs on Europe took place in October 2011 with
81 Conservative MPs defying the Conservative whip to vote for a referendum on Britain's …

In the immediate aftermath of the Scottish independence referendum, Prime Minister David
Cameron raised the 'English Question'by advocating English Votes for English Laws in the …

Abstract This article analyses Ben Wellings' recent contribution to the debate over the
English Question, English Nationalism and Euroscepticism: Losing the Peace, and places it …

Academic work on Euroscepticism has undergone a paradigm shift in recent years, from an
important but relatively narrow focus on comparative party politics and public opinion, to a …

Party leaders–from Tony Blair to David Cameron–have promised a new way of doing politics
when campaigning for election, yet failed to deliver on such commitments when elected …

In this article we seek to trace through the major stands of British Euroscepticism and
concentrate, in particular, on the importance of a powerful 'hyperglobalist'Eurosceptical …

The financial crisis of 2007–2008 severely disrupted the hegemony of neoliberalism. This
article argues that since the establishment of the Coalition Government in 2010, a trend has …

As identity politics and issues of sovereignty dominate British politics, the Union faces a level
of domestic political upheaval not seen since its birth. The ramifications of the Scottish …

Euroscepticism used to be a largely British 1 phenomenon, at least in terms of mainstream
political parties and political and opinion-forming elites. Indeed, the word was coined in the …