German election – what does it mean for the EU and the UK withdrawal process?

Dagmar Schiek

German election – what does it mean for the EU and the UK withdrawal process?

School of Law

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Abstract

The blog argues that the parties most likely to form a government after the 2017 German election are less likely to (collectively) address fears of social exclusion, also as a result of European integration, than the former government formed by Christian Democrats (leading) and Social Democrats. Also, experience in EU politics is less pronounced than before. Thus, under the continuing chancellorship of Angela Merkel, some discontinuity is to be expected.

Original language	English
Type	Blog - German elections, impact on Brexit
Media of output	QPOL
Publisher	QPol
Publication status	Published - 25 Sep 2017

Keywords

European Union
Germany
Brexit

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