Analysing vote-choice in a multinational state: national identity and territorial differentiation in the 2016 Brexit vote

@Matt_GS @Borners1 @johnlappin @APHClarkson The Brexit research is in Regional Studies. Link below https://t.co/EuhKFeXazc

Our research indicates that those with a strong British id who might also be Welsh or Scottish were more likely to support Brexit, while potentially English Brits tended to vote remain. (Still paywalled, I’m afraid.) 3 https://t.co/dX3Iy1ahGC

Qs of national identity swirling around UK politics. Growing evidence that ‘British politics’ is not/no longer a unified entity in terms of public attitudes or party system. British nat id linked to distinct political positions in diff UK nations. https:/

RT @JohnDoyleDCU: Really interesting and very clear analysis of the connection between national identity and Brexit voting in Wales.