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Is Brexit strengthening or weakening the EU? - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Economic Dimension
        
        The economic impact of Brexit on trade, investment, and financial stability in the European Union, including reassessment of trading strategies, diversification of trade partnerships, and preservation of the euro's international role.
      - Social Dimension
        
        The social implications of Brexit, including public discourse and attitudes towards European integration, debates about democratic reforms and transparency, and the reassessment of Eurosceptic sentiments within the EU.
      - Political Dimension
        
        The impact of Brexit on the political landscape of the European Union, including solidarity among member states, changes in institutional structure, and further integration in the realms of security and defense.
  - - - Long-term relevance of studying phenomenon
        
        Why some scholars are more successful in assessing the effects of Brexit in their work
- - - - • Impact of Brexit on public discourse and attitudes towards European integration:
        1.Unexpected increase in solidarity among EU citizens
        Sources: Hoffmann & de Vries (2016), Baldini et al. (2022)
        • Exposed shortcomings in the EU's institutional structure:
        1.Debate about the need for democratic reforms and increased transparency
        Sources: Malik (2018)
        • Brexit as a warning to Eurosceptic movements within the EU:
        1.Reassessment of anti-European sentiment in certain countries
        Sources: Hoffmann & de Vries (2016)
        • Questions about the future of EU social policy and welfare systems:
        1.Opportunity to reaffirm commitment to social justice and equality
        Sources: Malik (2018)
  - - - • EU's political landscape affected by Brexit:
        1.EU member states' solidarity during negotiations
        2.Strengthening of the EU's position on the world stage
        Sources: Youngs (2017)
        • Flaws in the institutional structure exposed by Brexit:
        1.Discussions about democratic reforms and increased transparency
        Sources: Youngs (2017)
        • Deeper integration in key areas like security and defense:
        1.Collaboration among member states
        2.Development of new policies addressing security and migration crises
        Sources: Youngs (2017), Malik (2018)
        • Discussion about the future direction of the EU prompted by Brexit:
        1.Importance of European cooperation, reforms, and geopolitical strategy
        2.Adaptation to new challenges and changing international situations
        Sources: Youngs (2017), Malik (2018)