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Tag Archives: united kingdom

Brexit means less hope for multiculturalism in the EU

Posted on November 29, 2022 by policybristol

The UK didn’t need the EU to enjoy multiculturalism – quite the reverse

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Posted in Global political economy | Tagged brexit, Europe, Evidence-based policy, migration, multiculturalism, Policy engagement, Research, united kingdom
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