Titlebook: Reporting the Road to Brexit; International Media Anthony Ridge-Newman,Fernando León-Solís,Hugh O‘Do Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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s the narratives of both the Leave and Remain campaigns.Cont.This edited collection brings together leading international scholars to explore the connection between Brexit and the media. The referendum and the activism on both sides of the campaign have been of significant interest to the media in t

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The 2016 EU Referendum in Gibraltar: Opinion Articles in Gibraltarian Newslly achieved through its history. To face this challenge, appeals to continuity, unity and Britishness were recurrent in the opinion articles analysed. Moreover, references to Spain and the special threat it represented were equally recurrent.

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Left Versus Right, or Mainstream Versus Margins? Divisions in French Media and Reactions to the ‘Brehe context of the 2016 EU referendum debate, using editorial content from . (centre-right), . (centre) and . (centre-left). A second section examines representative media voices on the margins of the mainstream, and the terms in which their discourse on the debate challenge the pro-EU consensus.

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‘Little England Beats Great Britain’: Italian Media Coverage of the EU Referendum 2016ve parties of the left and centre-left camp predominantly voiced their support for the Remain campaign, while their counterparts on the right and the centre right-parties and coalitions supported the Brexit campaign.

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Reporting the Road to Brexit: The EU Referendum and the Mediaand international contexts. However, did news media from around the world construct a homogenous global narrative? If so, how? One . story portrayed international newspapers as framing Brexit as an international crisis akin to a natural disaster. This introductory chapter examines these themes throu

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