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On June 23, 2016, the citizens of the United Kingdom went to the polls to decide whether or not to part ways with the European Union. Leave took the day with a slim majority (52% to 48%) on the non-binding vote. The fallout from the vote effectively spawned a new book genre: dystopian nonfiction.
Installment 1 of KEEP CALM AND BREXIT ON? sets up the mess with a mildly tongue-in-cheek overview of the relevant terms, groups, and individuals that are important to understanding Brexit, an explanation of the genesis of this project and what it hopes to achieve, as well as a couple of chapters on the shambling wreck known as the EU to set up the story.
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Chris Oestereich
Chris Oestereich is the founder and editor of the Wicked Problems Collaborative, a loose affiliation of thinkers and doers that are tackling some of humanity's biggest issues. He is a writer and consultant who focuses on social and environmental issues, and works to integrate these concerns with the businesses he assists. Chris is a regular contributor to multiple publications, where he tends to write about the issues and opportunities of driving businesses towards a sustainable future. Chris holds an MBA from Washington University in St. Louis, and a Masters in Environmental Management from Harvard University.
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