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Selina R. Stone. (2023) Sisters in the “Hostile Environment”: A Womanist Theological Analysis of Brexit. Black Theology 21:3, pages 224-239.
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Andrew Wallace & Adrian Favell. (2023) In the wake of Brexit: negotiating diversity and majority-minority relations in the North of England. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 49:8, pages 2070-2089.
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María Alonso Alonso. (2021) The Caribbean. The Journal of Commonwealth Literature 56:4, pages 564-576.
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