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    The Consequences of Brexit for the UK
    (2nd International Studies Students’ Research Symposium – 2018, Department of International Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, 2018) Dulmini, K.A.P.
    This research aims to analyze the consequences of Brexit for the United Kingdom. European Union is an organization made after the II world war to establishing peace among member countries. The Referendum has been held by the United Kingdom became a significant incident in world history. 28 countries were as member countries and now it became 27 after the withdrawal of the UK. This Research has followed only secondary data and consist both qualitative and quantitative data. Furthermore, this research aims to find out the positive and negative consequences of the Brexit, the people of the United Kingdom needs a change from the long period of the process of the European Union. The people had many reasons for accepting the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union. On behalf of that, the Prime Minister who was in that time called a referendum and pursuit the response of people, after that the result remained opposite the Prime Minister’s idea. As a consequence of that, the Prime Minister had to resign and obey the view of people in the United Kingdom. According to the findings, many issues have been faced by the United Kingdom after Brexit. They had a loss in the Schengen area facilities, imposed higher tariffs on imports, Brexit could also affect the economy of the United Kingdom through changes in investment, migration, and regulation. Besides that, there are some good impacts happen in the United Kingdom after the Brexit as well. The people could know their country’s internal situations, the Brexit has given the various results for the United Kingdom, the political and economic sectors have been influenced more by the Brexit and the government of United Kingdom has to empower their people than a pre-Brexit period
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    Brexit and United Kingdom’s Future.
    (1st International Studies Students’ Research Symposium-2017 (ISSRS 2017) ,Department of International Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017) Fernando, U.G.G.
    European Union plays an important role in multilateral organizations in the world. UK has taken a decision to leave EU. This is named as Brexit referendum in 2016. United Kingdom leaves EU for several reasons. This research is meant to find the reasons why UK left the EU and to understand its future prospects. The research has been conducted in a qualitative approach by analyzing secondary data found through academic journals, books, research papers and statistics. The analysis of these data shows several realities concerning this issue. Once a year more than 300000 immigrates are coming to UK because of which UK decreased their job opportunities. Also as a member of the EU, UK pays 350£ million every week. The counter campaign believed that it will be more useful to use the money for the sustainability in National Health Service. While UK staying as a member in EU, it should consider about immigration problems, unless immigration percentage will be more in near future. The former Prime Minister was not able to successfully promote the reasons why UK should continue to be with EU which made his policy decisions quite unreliable. In addition the Golden Brown and Sadiq Khan issue spread the situation to a conflict level. Alen Jonson and Jeramy Corbin were not supported by others. Cameron favouring Bremain campaign by Boris Jonson also tarnished his image. The senior citizens population in UK is high with nationalistic opinions and imperialist thoughts. Due to these reasons the UK should stand as a sovereign state and be independent in political and economic aspects. Considering about the Brexit, there are positive impacts like sovereignty, freedom to go outside the common Agricultural Policy and the booming of the fishing industry. There will also be no more contribution to the EU budget. However there are also negative impacts like a hard hit economy after withdrawing from the EU and safety issues.