Titlebook: How Referendums Challenge European Democracy; Brexit and Beyond Richard Rose Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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How Politicians Ought to Talk About Europe: Lessons Learned from Experimental Evidence,pics, which can be more or less closely related. Because of this, and also as the result of a long tradition of second-ordering European issues to national affairs, the choices of voters in referendums about Europe are never entirely about the issue at hand.

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Comparing Voting in National Referendums on EU Issues,lands and in Britain. However, even though the British Conservatives, led by Prime Minister David Cameron, campaigned for the Remain option, there were some strong voices in the party that wanted the country to leave the European Union, most notably Boris Johnson. There were some unique, context-spe

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The Failure of Parliamentary Government,on to make policies as long as it has a majority in Parliament. This is usually possible by the first-past-the-post electoral system awarding the party that has a plurality of votes an absolute majority of MPs. Voters can hold the government of the day to account in periodic parliamentary elections

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A New Prime Minister Meets Old Constraints,thout a parliamentary majority. His predecessor Theresa May had badly split Conservative MPs with her definition of Brexit, which had encouraged MPs to vote against the government in sufficient numbers to defeat Downing Street proposals.

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,Europe’s Democratic Deficit and Democratic Surplus,aw themselves as trustees of the common interests of Europeans. European institutions were launched for the people, not by the people. Reliance on traditional authority meant that elites saw no need for extensive public debate or a referendum to justify national governments signing the treaties that created European institutions.