Jeremy Richardson is Emeritus Fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford, and an Adjunct Professor at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. His most recent book is British Policy-making and The Need for a Post-BREXIT Policy Style, Palgrave, 2018. Previous titles include European Union. Power and policy-making, Fourth Edition, edited with Sonia Mazey, Routledge, and Constructing a Policy-Making State? Policy Dynamics in the EU (Ed.), 2012, Oxford University PressBerthold Rittberger is Professor of International Politics at LMU Munich, Germany. His research focuses on EU integration, political representation and regulatory-policy-making

• Introduction - Brexit: simply an omnishambles or a major policy fiasco? Jeremy Richardson and Berthold Rittberger1. Narrative genres of Brexit: the Leave campaign and the success of romanceAlexander Spencer and Kai Oppermann2. Explanations for the Brexit policy fiasco: near-impossible challenge, leadership failure or Westminster pathology? Allan McConnell and Simon Tormey3. Can’t get no learning: the Brexit fiasco through the lens of policy learningClaire A. Dunlop, Scott James and Claudio M. Radaelli4. Divided they fail: the politics of wedge issues and Brexit Tim Heinkelmann-Wild, Lisa Kriegmair, Berthold Rittberger and Bernhard Zangl5. Political, process and programme failures in the Brexit fiasco: exploring the role of policy deceptionDarrin Baines, Sharron Brewer and Adrian Kay6. The Brexit car crash: using E.H. Carr to explain Britain’s choice to leave the European Union in 2016Justin O. Frosini and Mark F. Gilbert7. No match made in heaven. Parliamentary sovereignty, EU over-constitutionalization and BrexitSusanne K. Schmidt

Jeremy Richardson is Emeritus Fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford, and an Adjunct Professor at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. His most recent book is British Policy-making and The Need for a Post-BREXIT Policy Style, Palgrave, 2018. Previous titles include European Union. Power and policy-making, Fourth Edition, edited with Sonia Mazey, Routledge, and Constructing a Policy-Making State? Policy Dynamics in the EU (Ed.), 2012, Oxford University PressBerthold Rittberger is Professor of International Politics at LMU Munich, Germany. His research focuses on EU integration, political representation and regulatory-policy-making

• Introduction - Brexit: simply an omnishambles or a major policy fiasco? Jeremy Richardson and Berthold Rittberger1. Narrative genres of Brexit: the Leave campaign and the success of romanceAlexander Spencer and Kai Oppermann2. Explanations for the Brexit policy fiasco: near-impossible challenge, leadership failure or Westminster pathology? Allan McConnell and Simon Tormey3. Can’t get no learning: the Brexit fiasco through the lens of policy learningClaire A. Dunlop, Scott James and Claudio M. Radaelli4. Divided they fail: the politics of wedge issues and Brexit Tim Heinkelmann-Wild, Lisa Kriegmair, Berthold Rittberger and Bernhard Zangl5. Political, process and programme failures in the Brexit fiasco: exploring the role of policy deceptionDarrin Baines, Sharron Brewer and Adrian Kay6. The Brexit car crash: using E.H. Carr to explain Britain’s choice to leave the European Union in 2016Justin O. Frosini and Mark F. Gilbert7. No match made in heaven. Parliamentary sovereignty, EU over-constitutionalization and BrexitSusanne K. Schmidt

Jeremy Richardson is Emeritus Fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford, and an Adjunct Professor at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. His most recent book is British Policy-making and The Need for a Post-BREXIT Policy Style, Palgrave, 2018. Previous titles include European Union. Power and policy-making, Fourth Edition, edited with Sonia Mazey, Routledge, and Constructing a Policy-Making State? Policy Dynamics in the EU (Ed.), 2012, Oxford University PressBerthold Rittberger is Professor of International Politics at LMU Munich, Germany. His research focuses on EU integration, political representation and regulatory-policy-making

• Introduction - Brexit: simply an omnishambles or a major policy fiasco? Jeremy Richardson and Berthold Rittberger1. Narrative genres of Brexit: the Leave campaign and the success of romanceAlexander Spencer and Kai Oppermann2. Explanations for the Brexit policy fiasco: near-impossible challenge, leadership failure or Westminster pathology? Allan McConnell and Simon Tormey3. Can’t get no learning: the Brexit fiasco through the lens of policy learningClaire A. Dunlop, Scott James and Claudio M. Radaelli4. Divided they fail: the politics of wedge issues and Brexit Tim Heinkelmann-Wild, Lisa Kriegmair, Berthold Rittberger and Bernhard Zangl5. Political, process and programme failures in the Brexit fiasco: exploring the role of policy deceptionDarrin Baines, Sharron Brewer and Adrian Kay6. The Brexit car crash: using E.H. Carr to explain Britain’s choice to leave the European Union in 2016Justin O. Frosini and Mark F. Gilbert7. No match made in heaven. Parliamentary sovereignty, EU over-constitutionalization and BrexitSusanne K. Schmidt