Libro BREXIT A Remainer's guide to Brexiteers De Kelly, Neil ; McGivern, Keith

portada BREXIT A Remainer's guide to Brexiteers

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Keith McGivern

Editorial

Independently Published

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

134

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

20.3 x 12.7 x 0.8 cm

Peso

0.15 kg.

ISBN13

9781798879771

Categorías

Gestión empresarial

BREXIT A Remainer's guide to Brexiteers

Keith McGivern (Autor) · Independently Published · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "BREXIT A Remainer's guide to Brexiteers"

Want to know more about the likely impact of a No Deal BREXIT? Voted to Remain or Leave? Either way this book is for you. Largely focusing on the catastrophic Impact of a No Deal BREXIT the book looks at the 2016 referendum and the dramatic vote to leave the EU. An accessible and succinct account, it tries to get to the root of why people voted to Leave, looking at the motivations which drove various groups of Leave voters and why many of those Leave voters should consider those motivations again in 2019 as the government now drives us unrelentingly towards the most devastating form of BREXIT with No Deal.It touches on the puppet masters who are set to financially gain from Brexit (many having done so already), generational voting divergence, the traditional Eurosceptics, those protesting against years of austerity and those who were simply taken in by the many claims made by the Leave campaign which have been debunked in the three years since the referendum. The book moves on to look at how a potential no deal or hard Brexit will impact on various aspects of society and aims to inform those with limited exposure to Brexit. We look at Ireland, the NHS, the impact Brexit will have on farming, science, research and our ability to import the goods we need and export the goods we sell. We look at the root of the Brexit issue, our duplicitous politicians and we move on to the economy as a whole whilst discussing the impact Brexit will have on business. Aimed at those who want to learn more about the current BREXIT situation, the events that led to it and future repercussions, without the political jargon. The author, having taken the time (so you thankfully don't have to) to dig into the individual aspects of how a no deal or hard Brexit will impact society, then moves on to summarise each of those areas in bite sized chunks to help inform the reader on just how significant this national decision is within all parts of our society. A must read for those who feel strongly on the subject, remainer's and leavers alike, this book also has crossover appeal to those who have until now remained either consciously or passively unaware of what lies ahead. A quick and easy read this really should have a place on every book shelf.