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Introduction,’s position within the EU. It analyses the way the sovereign debt crisis, in particular, has fuelled the further rise of radical euroscepticism in the UK against the backdrop of a deepening crisis in the British political system and wider questioning of the European project across the EU. The wideni

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The Political Economy of the Eurozone Crisis,s relating to the UK which we cover elsewhere in the book have been exacerbated by the EZ’s economic crisis. We look at how it unfolded and how, in well under a decade, a Europe of growth and growing prosperity was replaced by one of insolvent banks, austerity, mass unemployment, street protests and

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Conclusion,pheres, in particular the political spillover of the EU crisis into UK politics and vice versa. In short, what is often referred to as ‘Britain in Europe’ and ‘Europe in Britain’ has, we argue, developed on dangerous new dimensions because of the economic crisis (Geddes 2014: 12–16).

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