Prejudice and the Brexit vote

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Prejudice and the Brexit vote

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University of Wales Trinity Saint David

The decision of the UK public in July 2016 to vote to leave the European Union was greeted with surprise within the UK and across the world. However, should we really have been surprised? [cue id="21213"] Download Study Notes Publication Image courtesy of Paul Hutchings

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Prejudice and the Brexit vote