The UK has played a highly important role as a progressive and liberal voice in EU policy-making. But after its departure, EU institutions will change quite drastically over the next couple of years, argues Sara Hagemann, Associate Professor in European Politics at the LSE European Institute.
This post represents the views of the author and not those of EUROPP – European Politics and Policy or the LSE.
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The UK has played a highly important role as a progressive and liberal voice in EU policy-making. But after its departure, EU institutions will change quite drastically over the next couple of years, argues Sara Hagemann, Associate Professor in European Politics at the LSE European Institute.
This post represents the views of the author and not those of EUROPP – European Politics and Policy or the LSE.
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