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Blair, Alasdair; Butcher, Charity; Bhasin, Tavishi; Gordon, Elizabeth Ellen; Hallward, Maia Carter; Usherwood, Simon and McCartney, Alison Rios Millett (2024). Teaching Political Science in Times of Conflict: Introducing the Symposium. Journal of Political Science Education, 20(3) pp. 343–346.

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Usherwood, Simon (2023). [Book Review] Review of Brexit Britain: The consequences of the vote to leave the European Union. Party Politics, 29(6) pp. 1196–1197.

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Usherwood, Simon (2023). The Legitimacy Challenge: Euroscepticism as an embedded element of the EU. In: Rhinard, Mark; Nugent, Neill and Paterson, William E. eds. Crises and Challenges for the European Union. The European Union Series. London, UK: Bloomsbury Publishing.

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Usherwood, Simon (2023). The EU after Brexit: EU-UK Relations and the latent crisis of withdrawal. In: Roos, Mechthild and Schade, Daniel eds. The EU under strain? Current crises shaping European Union politics. De Gruyter, pp. 173–190.

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Usherwood, Simon (2022). [Book review] ‘Riding the populist wave: Europe’s mainstream Right in crisis’ edited by T. Bale & C. Rovira Kaltwasser, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2021. Journal of Contemporary European Studies, 30(1) pp. 190–192.

Usherwood, Simon (2021). ‘Our European Friends and Partners’? Negotiating the Trade and Cooperation Agreement. JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, 59(S1) pp. 115–123.

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Alexandre-Collier, Agnès; Schnapper, Pauline and Usherwood, Simon (2021). The nested games of the UK’s EU referendum: ruptures, reconfigurations and lessons for Europe. Journal of Contemporary European Studies, 29(3) pp. 301–308.

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Usherwood, Simon (2021). [Book review] Review of All the world’s a stage: the theater of political simulations. Journal of Political Science Education, 17(sup.1) pp. 979–980.