Senior Lecturer in European Intellectual History, University College London (UCL)
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Dr Shane O'Rourke
10 years ago
I voted remain. The fight goes on!
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Dr Jane Bliss
10 years ago
I had the right to vote, and I voted to remain in the EU.
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Mark Cornwall
10 years ago
Professor of Modern European History, University of Southampton
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Elisabeth van Houts
10 years ago
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As a Dutch citizen, having been resident in the UK and teaching British and Continental European history for thirty years, and having brought up a family, I feel very strongly that the Brexit vote is contrary to the spirit of being European.
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Alan Strathern
10 years ago
With full UK voting rights
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Professor Douglas Cairns
10 years ago
in fact only 37% of the UK electorate voted to leave the EU. You could not change the constitution of even a college debating society with such a slight mandate. Many of those who were persuaded to vote leave already feel that the promises made to them have been betrayed. And in the most difficult period of our history since 1945, our country is without leadership. Let's hope that there is a way out of this mess than does not involve catastrophe.
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Carolyne Larrington
10 years ago
I voted remain because my life's work has been explaining and probing the European past as relevant to our presents.
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Sarah Walker
10 years ago
I am a British Citizen and UK-registered voter.
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Dr Freyja Cox Jensen
10 years ago
(Voted)
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Jean White
10 years ago
I had voting rights in the referendum and I hope Her Majesty's government will consider very carefully its next steps especially in light of the referendum not actually being legally binding as it stands.
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Francesco Manzini
10 years ago
I am signing as a British European who has been a British citizen all his life, who is also Italian and German by heritage, and who teaches French.
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Jessica Medhurst
10 years ago
Thank you to Prof. Skoda for composing and coordinating this letter and for articulating that there remains a strong commitment to Europe's values and structure across the large minority that voted to stay within the EU.
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Dr Kristina West
10 years ago
I am a UK-registered voter, and believe that the result was based upon misleading promises and was still not reflective of the majority of the population (as opposed to the voters). I therefore believe that the matter should be considered further before Article 50 is triggered, and that we should remain in Europe.
Senior Lecturer in European Intellectual History, University College London (UCL)
I voted remain. The fight goes on!
I had the right to vote, and I voted to remain in the EU.
Professor of Modern European History, University of Southampton
As a Dutch citizen, having been resident in the UK and teaching British and Continental European history for thirty years, and having brought up a family, I feel very strongly that the Brexit vote is contrary to the spirit of being European.
With full UK voting rights
in fact only 37% of the UK electorate voted to leave the EU. You could not change the constitution of even a college debating society with such a slight mandate. Many of those who were persuaded to vote leave already feel that the promises made to them have been betrayed. And in the most difficult period of our history since 1945, our country is without leadership. Let's hope that there is a way out of this mess than does not involve catastrophe.
I voted remain because my life's work has been explaining and probing the European past as relevant to our presents.
I am a British Citizen and UK-registered voter.
(Voted)
I had voting rights in the referendum and I hope Her Majesty's government will consider very carefully its next steps especially in light of the referendum not actually being legally binding as it stands.
I am signing as a British European who has been a British citizen all his life, who is also Italian and German by heritage, and who teaches French.
Thank you to Prof. Skoda for composing and coordinating this letter and for articulating that there remains a strong commitment to Europe's values and structure across the large minority that voted to stay within the EU.
I am a UK-registered voter, and believe that the result was based upon misleading promises and was still not reflective of the majority of the population (as opposed to the voters). I therefore believe that the matter should be considered further before Article 50 is triggered, and that we should remain in Europe.
(Voted)
(Voted)