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Consistently Inconsistent? Assessing UK Climate Action in the Age of Brexituropean Union, the Conservative governments have shown moments of world-leading ambition in terms of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and developing rigorous post-Brexit climate policy tools. However, the Conservative governments have simultaneously led the UK into a credibility gap, leading to con

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British Defence Policy and Brexit: Finding Stability During a Period of Uncertaintynts concerned Britain’s role in the world post-Brexit. The decision to leave the EU led a number of key allies to question the ability of the UK to keep to its commitments. This chapter will show that such concerns were mitigated. The UK managed to keep to its commitments with key actors, such as NA

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Scotland, Conservatism and the British Union, 2015–2020ture of Unionism for UK Conservative Governments 2015–2020 changed significantly following the referendum result of 2016. Legislation in 1998 that established the devolved Scottish Parliament was interwoven with continued UK membership of the EU, with devolved responsibilities interwoven with EU mat

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Consistently Inconsistent? Assessing UK Climate Action in the Age of Brexitcerns that the UK will fail to meet near-term emissions reductions targets. The story of these contradictions gets to the heart of the problems that the UK faces when trying to develop its own, distinct climate actorness in the Age of Brexit.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-38137-0cerns that the UK will fail to meet near-term emissions reductions targets. The story of these contradictions gets to the heart of the problems that the UK faces when trying to develop its own, distinct climate actorness in the Age of Brexit.