Europe's Brexit

Tim Oliver is Senior Lecturer in the Institute for Diplomacy and International Governance at Loughborough University London. He has been a Jean Monnet Fellow at the European University Institute, Florence and an Associate of LSE IDEAS, the London School of Economics' foreign policy think tank. He has taught at the London School of Economics and University College London, been a researcher at institutions in Berlin and Washington, DC, and has worked at the House of Lords and the European Parliament. He is the author of Understanding Brexit: A Concise Introduction (2018).

• Foreword by Herman Van Rompuy1. Introduction: A View to BrexitTim Oliver, LSE IDEAS2. GermanyNicolai von Ondarza, German Institute for International & Security Affairs, Berlin3. IrelandAndrew Gilmore, Institute of International & European Affairs, Dublin4. FranceVivien Pertusot, French Institute of International Relations, Paris5. PolandAgata Gostynska-Jakubowska, Centre for European Reform, London6. The EU InstitutionsYann-Sven Rittelmeyer and Fabian Zuleeg, European Policy Centre, Brussels7. BeneluxFabian Willermain, Royal Institute for International Relations, Brussels, Alexander Mattelaer, Royal Institute for International Relations, Brussels, Martine Huberty and Rem Korteweg, Netherlands Institute of International Relations, The Hague8. Scandinavia: Denmark, Finland, SwedenHenrik Larsen, University of Copenhagen, Juha Jokela, Finnish Institute of International Affairs, Helsinki and Goran von Sydow, Swedish Institute for European Studies, Stockholm9. The Mediterranean: Italy, Cyprus, Greece, MaltaEleanora Poli, Institute of International Affairs, Rome, George Tzogopoulos, Hellenic Foundation for European & Foreign Policy, Athens, Adonis Pegasiou, University of Cyprus and Roderick Pace, University of Malta10. Iberia: Portugal and SpainAntonio Raimundo, University of Minho, Braga and Laia Mestres, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals11. The Baltic states: Estonia, Latvia and LithuaniaJames Dennison, Ieva Grumbinaite and Tim Oliver, European University Institute12. Central Europe: Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary and SlovakiaVladimir Bilcik, Slovak Foreign Policy Association, Vladimir Bartovic, EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy, Prague, Zoltán Gálik, Corvinus University, Budapest and Arnold Kammel, Austrian Institute for European & Security Policy, Vienna13. South Eastern Europe: Croatia, Bulgaria, Romania and SloveniaSenada Šelo Šabic, Institute for Development & International Relations, Zagreb, Antoinette Primatarova, Center for Liberal Studies, Sofia, Marko Lovec, University of Ljubljana and Agnes Nicolescu, Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca14. Conclusion: From Brexit with LoveTim Oliver

A welcome addition to the growing literature on the UK’s exit from the Union. It fills an important gap by mapping member-state attitudes towards Brexit and UK-EU27 negotiations and ends with a provocative question: what does a successful Brexit look like?