دانلود کتاب Brexit and After: Perspectives on European Crises and Reconstruction from Asia and Europe

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Introduction Contents Contributors Part IPost Brexit: Politico-Economic Changes in the EU and the Global World 1 Brexit in the Time of Coronavirus 1 A History of Ambivalence 2 The EU27 in today’s Global Context 3 Media Reporting of the EU 4 The EU in Social Media 5 Economics Beyond Brexit References 2 Post-Brexit and Post-Corona: The UK, the EU and Central East Europe: ‘Illiberal Democracy’ and the Influence of China 1 The United Kingdom, Europe, Central East Europe—Historical and Geopolitical Background 2 The EU Enlargement and the EU’s Ruthless Treatment of Central East Europe 3 Transformation of British International Status and Change of Power Relations in Europe 4 Brexit and the Decline of the UK and the US Prestige: The rise of “Illiberal Democracy” 5 Visegrád Countries Expansion of Power: The Transformation of European Power Relations 6 China and Central East Europe—Post Brexit 7 Conclusion: Post-Brexit and Post-Corona―Where is the World Heading? References 3 Asian Regional Cooperation: RCEP and CPTPP Strategy After Brexit 1 Introduction 2 Mega FTAs in the Asia Pacific Region 2.1 Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) 2.2 Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (CPTPP) 3 Analysis on RCEP and TPP (CPTPP) 4 Implications for East Asian Economic Cooperation with or Without Brexit 5 Conclusion Remarks References 4 Recovery of the Sovereignty and Regional Integration in EU and Asia After Brexit 1 Introduction 2 UK’s Experience on Recovery of Sovereignty from the EU 3 Supranational Approach or Intergovernmental Cooperation? 4 Implications for Asia 5 Conclusion References 5 Brexit and Trump: Genuine Anti-Globalization Revolution or the Repetition of 1848 1 Introduction 2 Brexit and Trump: False Setbacks to Neoliberal Geopolitics? 3 Why Brexit and What Kind of Brexit 4 Why Trump? 5 Populist ‘Revolutionary’ Narratives 6 The Challenge of Bannonism 7 Avoiding Revolution and Change 8 The Year 1848 as a Parallel 9 Conclusions References Part IIPost Brexit and European Integration 6 Post-Brexit European Integration 1 Introduction 2 Starting Brexit, a Junior Black Swan 3 Questions and Facts 4 Brexit and the Economy 5 The Fading of the Original EU Project and the UK 6 Toward a Post-Brexit MSTL Union 7 Brexit and the MSTL Perspective 8 Conclusions References 7 ‘Brexit Fissures’: Party Politics and Territorial Politics Post-2017 1 Disruption and Turmoil Within the Parliamentary System 2 Electoral Turmoil and Disruption 2019–2020 3 December 2019: The Brexit Election 4 Fissures at the Territorial Level 5 Concluding Remarks References 8 Hopes and Fears in a Pre- and Post-Brexit Britain 1 Introduction 2 Before the Vote: Apprehension and Uncertainty 3 Electoral Identity in the Referendum: Two Alternative Roles of the Voter 4 Aspects of EU Membership that British Citizens Would Miss if the UK Were to Leave the EU 5 Perceived Winners and Losers of the Referendum 6 The Unexpected Outcome 7 The Aftermath of the Vote 8 Implications of Brexit Further Afield: A Message to Heed? References 9 European Governance After the Brexit and the COVID-19 Shocks: A New Phase of Solidarity and Integration in the EU from the Japanese Perspective 1 Introduction 2 Neoliberal Globalization and European Integration 3 The Failure of the Trickledown Hypothesis and Labor Market Reforms 4 Poverty Trends in EU Member States and the Movement Toward a New Phase of EU Integration, Beyond Social Cleavages After the Brexit and the New Coronavirus Pandemic 5 COVID-19-Related Policies and Coordinated Approach in the EU/Member States for Restoring Freedom of Movement 6 Conclusion References 10 Brexit: Reasons and Domestic Consequences 1 Background 2 The Yearning of the Empire 3 Extremist Nationalism 4 Conclusion Part IIIBrexit and After: Influence on other Countries: Oceania, China and India 11 Shifting Frames: Images of Brexit in NZ and Possible Consequences 1 Building the Context 2 Theoretical Frameworks: Conceptual Synergies 2.1 EU Perceptions Framework of Temporal and Spatial Filters 2.2 Political Psychology Frameworks 3 Methodology 4 Findings 4.1 General Visibility 4.2 Emotive Framing: General Observations 4.3 Emotive Framing: Factoring News Sources 5 Discussion References 12 The Dynamics of China’s Trade Ties After a Brexit Announcement, UK and EU 1 Introduction 2 Dynamics of China’s Trade Tie with a Brexit Announcement, UK 3 Dynamics of China’s Trade Tie with a Brexit Announcement EU 3.1 The EU–China Comprehensive Strategic Partnership 3.2 The EU’s Engagement with China’s ‘Belt and Road’ Initiative 3.3 The EU’s Greenlight to Huawei 5G 4 Conclusion in Trade Tendency References 13 BREXIT and India: Challenges and Opportunities 1 Review of Literatures 2 The Scope of This Study 3 Background 4 Impact of Brexit 5 Impact on India: Challenges and Opportunities 6 Trade, Investment and Movement of People 7 Movement of People 8 Security and Defence References 14 The Influence of Brexit on the UK’s Arms Trade Policy and Arms Embargo on China 1 Exploring a Possible Correlation 2 The UK’s Limited Concerns 3 For the Emerging Partnership 4 The Atlantic Rift 5 The UK’s Exit Plan and Reality 6 The UK’s Deal 7 Conclusion Appendix 1: List of SIELs Military Trade Items