Seven Years of Brexit: Economic Geographies of Regional De- and Recoupling

IF 2.4 Q2 ECONOMICS ZFW-Advances in Economic Geography Pub Date : 2023-07-18 DOI:10.1515/zfw-2023-0046
Johannes Glückler, D. Wójcik
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Abstract This editorial offers a comprehensive introduction to the economic geographies of Brexit. It reviews the state of research on the multiple causes and consequences of the 2016 UK referendum and highlights the role of geographical context in the way that these factors interact in affecting voting behaviour and economic impact. Departing from an appraisal of the literature, we discuss the scope of six original studies collected in the special issue that, each using different analytical methods, present evidence on the impact of Brexit on the relocation of financial services firms, the recoupling of London with the other European financial centres, differences in regional productivity across the UK, as well as on the potential of UK regional policy to offset the disadvantages of financial decoupling from the European Union. Recognizing signs of political and economic disintegration beyond Europe, we conclude by highlighting a need for further research on the economic geographies of de- and recoupling.
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英国脱欧七年:区域脱钩与再挂钩的经济地理学
这篇社论全面介绍了英国脱欧的经济地理。它回顾了2016年英国公投的多种原因和后果的研究现状,并强调了地理环境在这些因素相互作用影响投票行为和经济影响的方式中的作用。从对文献的评估出发,我们讨论了特刊中收集的六项原始研究的范围,每项研究都使用不同的分析方法,提供了英国脱欧对金融服务公司搬迁的影响的证据,伦敦与其他欧洲金融中心的再挂钩,英国各地区域生产力的差异,以及英国地区政策抵消与欧盟金融脱钩不利影响的潜力。认识到欧洲以外的政治和经济解体的迹象,我们最后强调需要进一步研究脱钩和再挂钩的经济地理。
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