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Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics
The United Kingdom and the European Union
Alasdair Blair

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The United Kingdom has been grappling with its global role since World War II, especially regarding its relationship with the European Union. Despite joining the EU in 1973, skepticism remained, leading to a referendum in 2016 where the UK voted to leave. This decision set the country on a path to depart the EU in 2020. The UK's struggle to define its place in the world continues in 2020, echoing the uncertainties faced in 1945.