Thread by @Usherwood

In my latest article, for @po_qu, I discuss where British euroscepticism might be heading after Brexit

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111…

3 options present themselves:
- continuing to campaign against the EU
- re-directing activity to other subjects
- winding down

Challenge comes from the achievement of the nominal goal of hard eurosceptic groups (ie withdrawal), which also pulls the rug out from softer group (who wanted reform)

For those that continue, a secondary question of what to focus on?
- Withdrawal process?
- The shape of the future relationship?
- fighting re-entry of the UK to the EU?

Here, the things that might be of most interest to others are those with the shorter life-spans. So you have to go hard, or go long

In sum, it's a new era for these groups and it'll take much time to see how they respond to their changed circumstances

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