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SUMMARY:CMI Afternoon Seminar Series: Has Brexit reshaped British politic
 s?
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DESCRIPTION:Prof. John Curtice\, University of Strathclyde\n\nAbstract: T
 raditionally the principal ideological division in British politics has 
 centered on the role of the state in the economy and the principal demog
 raphic division has been social class. However\, the debate in the EU re
 ferendum was primarily about Britain’s relationship with an increasingly
  globalized world\, while the principal demographic divisions were age a
 nd education. Thanks to the majority vote to Leave this referendum debat
 e has continued beyond polling day\; Brexit now the principal item on th
 e agenda of British politics and precipitated an early general election 
 in 2017. This talk examines how far Brexit reshaped the ideological and 
 demographic basis of electoral support in that election\, and the implic
 ations this may have for the future of British party politics.\n\nJoin u
 s for this event\, which is part of the CMI Afternoon Seminar Series.  A
 ll welcome.  \n\nPlease note the change of venue.  This seminar in now b
 eing held in the Blackett Theatre\, Schuster Building.\n\nThe Cathie Mar
 sh Institute for Social Research (CMI) provides a focal point at The Uni
 versity of Manchester for the application of quantitative methods in int
 erdisciplinary social science research in order to generate a world clas
 s research environment.
STATUS:TENTATIVE
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CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Blackett Theatre \, Schuster Building\, Manchester
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