Roundtable: Contemporary European Historians on Brexit

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Roundtable: Contemporary European Historians on Brexit

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Introduction: Contemporary European Historians on Brexit

Brexit: 100 Years in the Making

Plebiscite or Parliament? Brexit and the End of the History of the British Political Model

The Power of History: British and German Views of the European, National and Imperial Past

Spanish Historians and Brexit: On Special Paths and Historical Normality

‘Britain – the Sicily of Europe?’ Continental Perspectives on Britain’s Amour Propre

Brexit from Greek Vantage Points: Changing Histories in the United Kingdom and Greece

Brave New World? Brave Old World?

The Historical Roots of the ‘Awkward Partner’ Narrative

Back to the 1960s or Further Back? Brexit as a European Dilemma between Past and Future

Of Walls and Fences: Brexit and the History of Cross-Border Migration

Social Europe, Democracy and Brexit

British and European Citizenship: Entanglements through the Lens of Disability

Steampunk Nationalism

New Versailles or a Velvet Revolution? Brexit and the Exits of Central and Eastern European History, 1916–2016

The United Kingdom and Central Europe: A Dream of an Alternative

Brexit: A Tipping Point towards New Tribalism

What Went Wrong and Why? Nationalism versus Democracy in Eastern and Western Europe

Sovereignty, ‘Return to Europe’ and Democratic Distrust in the East after 1989 in the Light of Brexit

Nationalist Internationalism in the Modern Age

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