Index
Graham Taylor
(University of the West of England, UK)
ISBN: 978-1-78714-679-2, eISBN: 978-1-78714-678-5
Publication date: 3 November 2017
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Taylor, G. (2017), "Index", Understanding Brexit (Society Now), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 139-146. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78714-678-520171008
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INDEX
A8
, 63–64, 80
Adam Smith Institute
, 38
Alternative Economic Strategy (AES)
, 78
Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD)
, 90
Anglo-capitalism
, 24–29
Anglosphere
, 38–39
Anti-EU nationalism
, 82
Anti-Federalist League
, 21, 84
Atlanticist capitalism
, 84
Baby-boomer generation
, 68
Bagguley, Paul
, 60
Bank of England
, 79
BBC
, 94–95
Benn, Tony
, 19
‘Big Society’ paternalism
, 82
Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities
, 97
Black Wednesday
, 20–21
Blair, Tony
, 23, 78
Britain First
, 59, 61
Britain Stronger in Europe
, 89
British Asians
, 69
British economy
, 3, 10–11
Anglo-capitalism
, 24–29
bankruptcy
, 17
financial crisis of
, 2008, 28–29
performance against Continental rivals in 1950s
, 76
transformation
, 27–28
British exceptionalism
, 4, 10
Conservative Party and
, 75
Europe and
, 15, 18
Euroscepticism and
, 24
hallmarks of
, 15
notion of
, 15
post-imperial decline and
, 75
British identity
, 2
British National Party (BNP)
, 61, 83, 86
British Social Attitudes Survey (2015)
, 47
Brown, Gordon
, 63
Bruges Group
, 84
Business interests, Leave campaign and
, 90–91
Cambridge Analytica
, 90
Cameron, David
, 35–37, 70, 81–82, 87–88, 92, 93, 95–96, 109–110
Capitalism
Anglo-model
, 24–29
Atlanticist
, 84
neo-liberal
, 41
organized
, 40, 41
Carswell, Douglas
, 81
Castle, Barbara
, 77
Celebratory racism
, 60
Charter of Fundamental Rights
, 8
Churchill, Winston
, 17
Coalition government (2010-2015)
, 33–34, 35, 64, 99
College of Europe, Bruges
, 8
Combat
, 18, 61
Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)
, 6
Common Fisheries Policy
, 6
Confederation of British Industry (CBI)
, 105
Conquest, Robert
, 38
Conservative Party
, 8
election manifesto of
, 2015, 87–88
hedge-fund managers
, 90–91
Islamophobia
, 61–62
Nasty Party image
, 109–110
referendum campaign and
, 92
shift towards Euroscepticism
, 77–78
Corbyn, Jeremy
, 41, 93
Cox, Jo
, 59, 94
Cruddas, Peter
, 91
Cultural affinity, between British and the EU
, 48–50
Cultural insecurities, immigration and
, 2
Cultural trajectories, post Brexit
, 106–109
Culture war
, 59–65
Cutts, David
, 85
Daily Mail
, 88
Davis, David
, 38
De Gaulle, Charles
, 18
Doncaster
, 66–67
Double movements
, 41
Duffy, Gillian
, 63
Dunkirk
, 74
East Anglia
, 97
Economic and Monetary Union (EMU)
, 7
Economic trajectories, post Brexit
, 104–106
English Defence League (EDL)
, 61
English Democrats
, 61
English language
, 15
Englishness
, 47–51
European Central Bank (ECB)
, 7
European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC)
, 6
European Commission
, 7
European Currency Unit (ECU)
, 20
European Economic Community (EEC)
, 6
European Financial Stabilization Mechanism (EFSM)
, 36
European Foundation
, 21
European integration
, 4, 5, 7–8, 9
geo-politics of post-imperial decline and
, 16–24
European Journal of Political Research
, 85
European Monetary System (EMS)
, 7
European People’s Party
, 81
European Union Act (2011)
, 81
Europe question
, 74–82
post-war British politics
, 79
Euroscepticism
, 8, 9
Cameron
, 36–37
elites
, 39
hyper-liberal
, 38
national identity and
, 47–48
neo-liberalism and
, 37
Eurozone crisis
, 34–37
Evans, Geoffrey
, 85–86
Exceptionalism. See British exceptionalism
Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM)
, 7, 20, 21, 77, 78
Farage, Nigel
, 73–74, 84–85, 94, 99
Financial crisis of
, 2008, 3, 28–29
Germany and
, 34–35
globalization and
, 40
organic crisis of hegemony
, 34
populist movements
, 73
Financial services sector
, 91
Fiscal Compact
, 34–35
Foot, Michael
, 77, 78
Ford, Robert
, 85
Fox, Liam
, 38
Gaitskell, Hugh
, 76
Geo-political relationship, post-imperial decline and
, 10
German economy
, 7
Germany
financial crisis of 2008 and Fiscal Compact
, 34–35
Global Britain
, 91
Globalization
, 40
conservative reaction
, 3
Global trajectories, post-Brexit
, 112–113
Goddard Gunster
, 89
Goodwin, Matthew J.
, 85
Gove, Michael
, 70
Gramsci, Antonio
, 30, 79
Hate crimes
, 60, 108
Heartland
Brexit-supporting industrial
, 110–111
defined
, 83
industrial
, 29, 61
Heath, Edward
, 18, 19
Hedge-fund managers
, 90–91
Homo Brexitus
, 111
Hyper-liberalism
, 39–40
Identity politics
populism as
, 83
IG Index
, 91
Immigration
, 2, 82
hate crimes
, 60, 108
Labour policy
, 63
Leave.EU
, 89–90
seasonal
, 97
UKIP and
, 86–87
Industrial Relations Act of
, 1971, 18
Institute of Economic Affairs
, 38
Institute of Race Relations
, 60
International Monetary Fund
, 27
Iraq War
, 82
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS)
, 62
Islamophobia
, 61–62
Jenkins, Roy
, 77, 78
The Jeremy Kyle Show
, 66
Johnson, Boris
, 70
Johnson, Luke
, 91
Khan, Sadiq
, 62
Kibasi, Tom
, 54
Kinnock, Neil
, 78
Labour Party
Brexit-supporting industrial heartlands
, 110–111
election defeat of 1979 and
, 1983, 78
election of
, 1997, 21–23
Europhilic shift
, 78
immigration policy
, 63, 65
Islamic extremism and
, 62
manifesto for general election of
, 1983, 78
modernization
, 78–79
neo-liberal trajectory
, 23–24
outright opposition to EEC
, 78–79
policy on Europe
, 76–77
post-Brexit
, 111–112
referendum campaign and
, 93
revisionists vs. statists
, 77
split in
, 1981, 78
technocratic approach of
, 80
Lanchester, J.
, 5
Lawson, Nigel
, 38
Leave campaign
anti-immigration discourse
, 93–94
business interests
, 90–91
donors
, 91
geographical variations
, 96
immigration
, 2, 71
media coverage
, 94–95
national sovereignty
, 1–2
populist discourse
, 70–71
populist nature
, 73
unpatriotic traitors vs. stupid racists
, 59–65
voting
, 96
Leave.EU
, 90, 91
Left behind
, 52–59
cultural divisions
, 56–57
racism and xenophobia
, 55
right national-populism
, 39–40
scapegoating approach
, 54
Le Pen, Marine
, 113
Lexit
, 91
Liberal Democrats
, 87, 98, 103
Liberal elites. See Left behind
Lisbon Summit
, 22
Lisbon Summit of
, 2000, 7
London
as financial hub
, 2–3
Maastricht Treaty. See Treaty on European Union (TEU)
Macmillan, Harold
, 18
Mair, Thomas
, 59
Major, John
, 20
Manichean world view
, 83
Market fundamentalism
, 38–41
Marshall Aid programme
, 17
May, Theresa
, 1, 92, 104, 105, 106
McKenzie, L.
, 55
Media coverage of referendum campaign
, 94–95
Mellon, Jon
, 85–86
Middle England
, 83
See also Heartland
Miller, Gina
, 59–60
Minford, Patrick
, 38
Multiculturalism
, 56–57
Nasty Party image of Conservative Party
, 109–110
Nationalism
Englishness
, 47–51
popular right
, 39–40
resentful
, 65–71
Neo-liberal capitalism
, 41
New deal for United Kingdom
, 36–37
Nölke, Andreas
, 41
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
, 8
Northern Ireland
, 96
One Nation Conservativism
, 26, 75, 77, 81–82
Organic crisis of British state
, 29–34
Organized capitalism
, 40, 41
Osborne, George
, 35, 92
Owen, David
, 78
Pabst, Adrian
, 69
Passive revolution
defined
, 30
of Thatcherism and New Labour
, 31–33, 42, 79, 99
Patel, Priti
, 97
Pax Britannica
, 74
Polanyi, Karl
, 40–41, 103
Political alignments
, 73–100
Political disengagement
, 2
Political elites
, 2–3
Political parties
, 69
Political trajectories, post Brexit
, 109–112
Populism/populist movement
, 73–74
anti-elitism of
, 83
identity politics
, 83
as illiberal democracy
, 83–84
Manichean world view
, 83
UKIP and
, 82–87
Post-Brexit trajectories
, 101–113
economic trajectories
, 104–106
global trajectories
, 112–113
political trajectories
, 109–112
social and cultural trajectories
, 106–109
Post-liberalism, politics of
, 65–71
Powell, Enoch
, 19, 76
Powellite Conservatives
, 83
Print media
, 94
Pro-Brexit electoral coalition
, 73–100
Public services, reform of
, 3
Qualified Majority Voting (QMV)
, 35
Race/racism
, 59–65
hate crimes
, 60, 108
left behind
, 55–56
Radical right reaction
, 38–41
Reckless, Mark
, 81
Referendum campaign
, 87–95
analysis of results
, 97–99
Conservative Party
, 92
immigration to UK
, 2
Labour Party
, 93
left behind
, 52–59
media coverage
, 94–95
voting patterns
, 95–96
Referendum Party
, 21
Reluctant Europeans
, 15–43
Remain campaign
, 8, 9, 45
Britain Stronger in Europe
, 89
British Asians
, 69
Conservative Party
, 92
Establishment forces
, 89
Labour Party
, 93
unpatriotic traitors vs. stupid racists
, 59–65
working-class support
, 47
Risk Capital Partners
, 91
Runnymede Trust
, 97
Sanders, Bernie
, 113
Schengen Accord
, 8
Schumpeterian deficit
, 31
Scotland
, 96
Scottish National Party (SNP)
, 51
Self-employment
, 3
Singapore issues
, 40
Single European Act (SEA)
, 6–7
Sked, Alan
, 84
Smith, John
, 78
Social democracy
crisis of
, 66–68
Third Way
, 5, 22, 31–32, 80
Social Democratic Party (SDP)
, 78
Social imperialism
, 19
Social trajectories, post Brexit
, 106–109
Sovereignty
issues
, 2
Leave campaign and
, 1–2
Stability and Growth Pact of
, 1997, 7
Straw, Will
, 89
Suez Crisis
, 17
Thatcher, Margaret
, 8, 20, 23, 27, 76, 77, 78
Thatcherism
, 11, 19, 22–23, 26, 29–33, 38, 42, 50, 75, 77, 102, 103, 109
Thatcherite
, 21, 24, 32–33, 38, 68, 82
Third Way
, 5, 22, 31–32, 80
Thorleifsson, Cathrine Moe
, 66–67
Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP)
, 40
Treaty of Rome
, 17
Treaty on European Union (TEU)
, 7, 77
Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance in the Economic and Monetary Union
, 7
Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance in the EMU
, 34
Trump, Donald
, 89, 103, 113
Überelite
, 83
UK Independence Party (UKIP)
, 11
as an electoral force
, 86
coalition
, 85
Doncaster
, 66–67
Farage
, 84–85, 94, 99
formation of
, 84
immigration and
, 86–87
as policyseeking organization
, 84
political populism and
, 83
populism and rise of
, 61, 82–87
principal objective of
, 86
resentful nationalists
, 67
social base of
, 85–86
support for
, 81, 85, 87
United Kingdom
Anglo-capitalism
, 24–29
Eurozone crisis
, 34–37
imperial legacy
, 37
late-comer to EEC
, 74
new deal for
, 36–37
organic crisis
, 29–34
‘outsider’ status of
, 75
VoteLeave
, 89, 90, 91
Wheeler, Stuart
, 91
White working-class
, 97
Williams, Shirley
, 77, 78
Wilson, Harold
, 76–77
Working-class revolt
, 95–99
Zero-hours contracts
, 3
- Prelims
- Chapter One Introduction: ‘Brexit Means Brexit!’ Or Does It?
- Chapter Two Reluctant Europeans? An Economic History of European Integration in the United Kingdom
- Chapter Three Two Tribes? The Winners and Losers of European Integration
- Chapter Four New Political Alignments? The Making of a Pro-Brexit Electoral Coalition
- Chapter Five Post-Brexit Trajectories
- Bibliography
- Index