EU referendum: scholars weigh case for and against Brexit: The views of a quarter or less of the electorate could decide the UK’s future

Richard Rose

EU referendum: scholars weigh case for and against Brexit: The views of a quarter or less of the electorate could decide the UK’s future

Richard Rose

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Abstract

In theory, everyone has a civic duty to vote. However, the EU referendum campaign challenges this belief because many citizens are uninformed or confused about the issues. This leaves them with a choice of relying on their heart or their gut, flipping a coin or staying at home.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Times Higher Education Supplement
Publication status	Published - 9 Jun 2016

Keywords

Brexit
EU referendum
public debate

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