relationships? -- Introduction -- Why do these models matter? -- What models are there? -- 4. What immediate actions does the UK need to take? -- Introduction -- Stabilise markets -- Reinvent welfare state to re-unify country -- Stabilise existing projects and programmes -- Prepare negotiating positions -- 5. Beyond Brexit, what will stay the same? -- Overview of key government policies in addition to Brexit -- Discussion of the May doctrine of new welfarism -- Implications for state devolution -- Implications for climate change and the environment -- Implications for trade and competition -- Implications for energy security -- Security and defence policy -- 6. Beyond Brexit, what will be lost? -- Introduction -- Universities: loss of students, staff, funding and cooperation -- Addressing inequalities: health, poverty and skills -- Culture and heritage -- Funding and trade agreements -- Free movement -- The use of English as an EU official language -- Post-political methods of policy and delivery -- 7. Beyond Brexit, what will be foregone? -- Introduction -- Funding for local investment -- Transport -- Spatial plans and territorial policies -- Environment and climate change policies -- Economic policy -- Social and cultural policy -- Energy policy -- 8. How can we assess the future beyond Brexit?. |