Fiona Hill, director of the Center on the United States and Europe at Brookings and a senior fellow in Foreign Policy, discusses the decision of a majority of voters in Britain to leave the E.U. and the consequences of Brexit for the country’s economy, politics, position as a world power, and implications for its citizens.
Show Notes
The "greatest catastrophe" of the 21st century? Brexit and the dissolution of the U.K.
Brexit—in or out? Implications of the United Kingdom’s referendum on EU membership
EU: how to decide (Anand Menon)
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