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Policy Perspectives

The impact of Brexit on the UK’s reputation, influence and soft power

Stuart MacDonaldCentre for Cultural Relations, University of EdinburghCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 280-286 | Published online: 13 Oct 2016

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Nick Webber. (2020) The Britishness of ‘British Video Games’. International Journal of Cultural Policy 26:2, pages 135-149.
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Cameron Hepburn & Alexander Teytelboym. (2017) Climate change policy after Brexit. Oxford Review of Economic Policy 33:suppl_1, pages S144-S154.
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