Economic and cultural factors are often presented as alternative explanations of Brexit. Most
studies have failed to recognize the interplay between contextual economic factors and …

Popular explanations of the Brexit vote have centred on the division between cosmopolitan
internationalists who voted Remain and geographically rooted individuals who voted Leave …

This paper examines the short and long-term impacts of the UK referendum on migration
flows and migration policy. Even in the short term–before any policy change–the vote will …

This paper looks at the results of the referendum on the United Kingdom membership to the
European Union in order to test the link between the internationalization of the local …

This article explores the relationship between ethnic structure of local areas, anti-immigrant
sentiment and Brexit vote among White British in England. We focus on two indicators of …

Abstract The Brexit referendum confronted British voters with a choice that could have
profound consequences for the British economy in a context of high uncertainty. Drawing on …

The results of the EU referendum showed profound spatial differences in opinion across the
UK. Inequality has been widely discussed as a major factor explaining these differences …

This paper looks at the results of the referendum on the United Kingdom membership to the
European Union in order to test the link between the internationalization of the local …

Immigration was a major factor–perhaps the major factor–in the Brexit vote. This chapter
asks what the result of the referendum means for the UK's immigration policy. It looks likely …