For the first time, a member state has left the European Union. This situation is considered as EU-oriented. What kind of problems the European Union will face after Brexit is being evaluated. But I think it would be useful to look at Brexit with a focus on England. How has this emergence of England affected neo-functionalist theory? How did this move of England affect a desired integrity like European Union citizenship? How was Europe's common discourse on history, culture and values influenced? What is the future for Europe's security? How will the European economy and trade and the same issues be affected in the UK context? Given the US ties to Britain, is the EU's dream of integration at stake? I asked some of the questions unilaterally, but you can answer as you wish. Thank you.
One that comes to my mind directly is withdrawal from trade liberalization agreements that EU has with many third countries. The UK will have to renegotiate and conclude them separately.
Britain's presence in the European countries was more due to the European Union's policy towards the US than when they saw that not only this orientation towards the US was in some cases confronted with the US, but with the departure of Britain the policy of that country was also with the US. The US side will become stronger and the European Union will have to embark on its withdrawal from the UK and be able to improve its position in the global equation.
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