Brexit Referendum
Stance and influence of Twitter users regarding the Brexit referendum
... any Brexit-related tweet as pro- Brexit (Leave), contra-Brexit (Remain), or ...account Brexit-specific vocabulary, and not merely pos- itive and negative ...
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Let the People Decide! Assessing the Democratic Legitimacy of the Brexit Referendum
... a referendum as it is a one-off decision which lacks the ongoing accountability present in regular elections (Kröger 2019, ...The referendum campaign thus deserves an even higher level of ...The ...
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The use of emotions in political campaigns The case of the Brexit Referendum
... the Brexit referendum, the ‘Leave’ campaign, the ‘Remain’ campaign, as well as the politicians which were promoting the different ...selected: Brexit, Remain campaign, Leave campaign, European Union, ...
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Brexit Referendum: Beginning of the End or Just a Turning Point?
... The basic facts are well known by now. On 23 June 2016 the voters, by a slim majority, decided that the United Kingdom (UK) should leave the European Union. This has been a major earthquake with political and economic ...
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Newspaper Influences on Voters in the Brexit Referendum
... The Brexit referendum in the UK was used as basis for this ...the referendum when reporting on ...particular referendum on the basis of this thesis’ data, which to reiterate suffered from a ...
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Fake news, or framed news, that is the question Influencing the debate in the run-up to the 2016 Brexit referendum: a case-study on the Vote Leave campaign.
... the Brexit referendum consisted of more than 200 advertisements, fabricated to influence the ...The referendum was won by ‘Leave’ with ...the referendum was ...the referendum, not only ...
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Debating Migration: the Brexit referendum in newspaper opinion pieces
... EU referendum campaign (Corbett, 2016: 22) and this designation contributed towards voter intentions (Corbett, 2016: 23), validating my research focus on migration-related ...
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The inevitability of gradualness: the longer term origins of the 23 June 2016 ‘Brexit’ referendum Bruges Political Research Papers 56/2017
... other referendum? There would, then, have been less chance for the perception to arise that somehow the British people had been ‘cheated’ of their say (although people could still have reached that judgement ...
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Debate : Freedom, power and capacity—analysing the fallout from the UK’s ‘Brexit’ referendum
... have that considerably reduced councils’ ability to act (Lowndes and Gardner 2016). Local authorities have also lost 24% of their staff since 2010 (a total of nearly 700,000 employees, Office of National Statistics, ...
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A Political Economy to Examine Brexit
... British referendum to exit and decided to resign from the post, since he himself supported the remain ...the Brexit referendum an instrument in preparation for the next general election in Britain? ...
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Sovereignty in the Brexit Debate: Competing Conceptions between Left- and Right-wing Newspapers
... the Brexit referendum, the thesis investigates the conceptual and argumentational differences between left- and right-wing newspapers’ understandings of sovereignty, seeking to explain their contrasting ...
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Pre Brexit: the EU referendum as an illustration of the effects of uncertainty on the Sterling exchange rate
... of Brexit is not a matter of macroeconomic policy ...the Brexit referendum seem to undermine the potential for insight based on a perfect foresight and consistent expectations perspective, since the ...
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A Populist Paradox? How Brexit Softened Anti-Immigration Attitudes
... the Brexit referendum differed from other contemporary populist ...Specifically, Brexit was delivered via a referendum, unlike populist campaigns in Europe and North America which have emerged ...
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""This was not an Irish referendum, but it might as well have been"" - On security, Brexit and the shared Irish border
... the Brexit referendum and the way (Northern) Irish youth perceive security in relation to the shared ...the Brexit referendum the border is having a polarising effect on ...
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A stochastic differential equation approach to the analysis of the UK 2016 EU referendum polls
... a referendum, and provide an important ingredient of forecasting ...EU referendum, also known as the ‘Brexit’ referendum, we have a collection of 168 polls, conducted regularly by different ...
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The #LondonIsOpen campaign : desecuritizing Brexit?
... to Brexit with the #LondonIsOpen campaign, spearheaded by the London Mayor Sadiq Khan, reflects a deliberate contrast to the framing outlined ...the Brexit referendum results, in a bid to show that ...
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Eastern European Young People in Brexit Britain : Racism, Anxiety and a Precarious Future [Research and Policy Briefing No.1]
... • The Brexit Referendum has created a more divided society. Young people say that the debates on Brexit have polarised communities into pro and against Europe and European citizens. For many young ...
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Populist referendum : Was 'Brexit' an expression of nativist and anti-elitist sentiment?
... ‘Brexit’ referendum to leave the European Union a visible and consequential manifestation of right-wing populism? After all, skepticism in the UK towards the EU predates the recent rise of European right ...
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EU Cohesion Policy after Brexit : the economic, social and institutional challenges
... Foreign direct investment (FDI) has been an important source of investment and jobs in some regional economies. Prior to the EU referendum, it was estimated that FDI could fall by 22% over the next decade (Dhingra ...
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Der inszenierte Brexit : Was steckt hinter den ziellos scheinenden Verhandlungen zum EU-Austritt des Vereinigten Koenigsreichs?
... blah Brexit“, womit sie meint, dass es gegenwärtig nur um eine letztlich inhaltlose Debatte gehe, um den EU-Austritt formell zu erreichen, damit danach über die Neuausrichtung der Politik entschieden werden ...
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