
Following A National Referendum On 23rd June 2016, The Uk Announced Its Intention To End Its Decades-long Membership Of The Eu, Perhaps The Most Dramatic And Important Change In National Policy Since 1945. That Decision Initiated A Process Of Complex Negotiations Aimed At Making The Arrangements Required For An 'orderly Brexit'. 'the Uk's Withdrawal From The Eu' Explores The Uk's Departure From The Eu From A Legal Perspective: Michael Dougan Provides A Critical Analysis Of The Final Eu-uk Withdrawal Agreement, Including Explorations Of The Future Protection Of Citizens' Rights, The Border Between Ireland And Northern Ireland, And The Prospects For Future Eu-uk Relations In Fields Such As Trade And Security. These Explorations Also Include An Analysis Of The Primary Problems That Arose During The Brexit Negotiation Process And Various Constitutional Principles Relevant To Eu Withdrawal Law.
This book investigates the legal complexities and constitutional implications of the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union. Michael Dougan, a professor of European law, utilizes his academic expertise to dissect the formal withdrawal agreement and the subsequent negotiation process. He provides a structured analysis of the legal frameworks governing the separation, focusing on how these mechanisms impact national policy and international obligations.
What You Will Find
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Legal scholars and policy analysts frequently cite this work as a rigorous examination of the technical aspects of the Brexit process. Experts highlight the author's ability to clarify complex legal doctrines for both academic and professional audiences.
Page Count:
400
Publication Date:
2021-01-01
ISBN-10:
0192569961
ISBN-13:
9780192569967
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