Cambridge University Press The Brexit Effect, 2016–2026 | Paperback | English

Britain's decision to leave the European Union remains one of the most divisive and consequential events in modern British politics. This timely analysis, The Brexit Effect, 2016–2026, assesses the impact of Brexit on the tenth anniversary of the referendum.

Edited by Anthony Seldon, this volume gathers contributions from an unparalleled list of writers across the political spectrum, including Brexit MP Steve Baker, ex-Cabinet Secretary Simon Case, economist Paul Johnson, and ex-Foreign Secretary David Miliband. These experts analyze the origins of the referendum, the legislative process that made Brexit law, and its effects across all facets of British life.

• Analysis of why the 2016 referendum occurred.
• Examination of how Brexit was enacted into law.
• Assessment of the impact on every corner of British life over the decade.
• A range of perspectives concluding with potential opportunities for Britain moving forward.

• Steve Baker (Brexit MP)
• Simon Case (ex-Cabinet Secretary)
• John Curtice (election guru)
• Paul Johnson (economist)
• David Miliband (ex-Foreign Secretary)
• Emily Thornberry (ex-Cabinet minister)
• Marina Wheeler and Jonathan Sumption (leading lawyers)
• Rowan Williams (ex-Archbishop of Canterbury)

This volume offers a vital and timely analysis for understanding Britain's past, present, and future regarding its relationship with the EU.

• Binding: Paperback
• Language: English
• Pages: 622 pages
• ISBN-13: 978-1009749626
• Dimensions: 129x36x198mm (Approx. 12.85 x 3.58 x 19.84 cm)
• Weight: 250 g
• Publication Date: June 18, 2026

For policymakers, academics, and citizens seeking a comprehensive understanding of the decade following the referendum, The Brexit Effect provides essential, multi-faceted insight.