Djordje Sredanovic is a Lecturer in Sociology at the University of ChesterBridget Byrne is a Professor of Sociology at the University of Manchester

• Introduction: Brexit and citizenship in context – Djordje Sredanovic and Bridget ByrnePart I: History and Policy1. Empire and Brexit: Rights, rollback, and categorical exclusion – Devyani Prabhat 2. Brexit and legal status of Turkish nationals in the UK: A case study on the standstill clauses of the Association – Çigdem Nas and Sanem Baykal 3. Understanding and explaining the practice of denaturalisation in the United Kingdom – Colin Yeo Part II: Experience4. Citizenship and belonging in the times of Brexit: The case of Polish migrants in Manchester – Alina Rzepnikowska-Philips 5. ‘I will never be British’: EU citizens and the illusion of belonging – Marianela Barrios Aquino 6. Brexit fears: Anticipating and dealing with the loss of citizenship rights – Djordje Sredanovic 7. Brexit and Brits in Spain: Lifestyle migration and political agency – Jeremy MacClancy 8. ‘We Are the European Family: Unsettling the role of family in belonging, race, nation and the European project’– Hannah Jones Conclusion: The long Brexit – Djordje Sredanovic and Bridget Byrne Index

Djordje Sredanovic is a Lecturer in Sociology at the University of ChesterBridget Byrne is a Professor of Sociology at the University of Manchester

• Introduction: Brexit and citizenship in context – Djordje Sredanovic and Bridget ByrnePart I: History and Policy1. Empire and Brexit: Rights, rollback, and categorical exclusion – Devyani Prabhat 2. Brexit and legal status of Turkish nationals in the UK: A case study on the standstill clauses of the Association – Çigdem Nas and Sanem Baykal 3. Understanding and explaining the practice of denaturalisation in the United Kingdom – Colin Yeo Part II: Experience4. Citizenship and belonging in the times of Brexit: The case of Polish migrants in Manchester – Alina Rzepnikowska-Philips 5. ‘I will never be British’: EU citizens and the illusion of belonging – Marianela Barrios Aquino 6. Brexit fears: Anticipating and dealing with the loss of citizenship rights – Djordje Sredanovic 7. Brexit and Brits in Spain: Lifestyle migration and political agency – Jeremy MacClancy 8. ‘We Are the European Family: Unsettling the role of family in belonging, race, nation and the European project’– Hannah Jones Conclusion: The long Brexit – Djordje Sredanovic and Bridget Byrne Index

Djordje Sredanovic is a Lecturer in Sociology at the University of ChesterBridget Byrne is a Professor of Sociology at the University of Manchester

• Introduction: Brexit and citizenship in context – Djordje Sredanovic and Bridget ByrnePart I: History and Policy1. Empire and Brexit: Rights, rollback, and categorical exclusion – Devyani Prabhat 2. Brexit and legal status of Turkish nationals in the UK: A case study on the standstill clauses of the Association – Çigdem Nas and Sanem Baykal 3. Understanding and explaining the practice of denaturalisation in the United Kingdom – Colin Yeo Part II: Experience4. Citizenship and belonging in the times of Brexit: The case of Polish migrants in Manchester – Alina Rzepnikowska-Philips 5. ‘I will never be British’: EU citizens and the illusion of belonging – Marianela Barrios Aquino 6. Brexit fears: Anticipating and dealing with the loss of citizenship rights – Djordje Sredanovic 7. Brexit and Brits in Spain: Lifestyle migration and political agency – Jeremy MacClancy 8. ‘We Are the European Family: Unsettling the role of family in belonging, race, nation and the European project’– Hannah Jones Conclusion: The long Brexit – Djordje Sredanovic and Bridget Byrne Index