Preface: ten years on: why this book? Sir Anthony Seldon; Introduction: Britain and Europe: the long view Lord Jonathan Sumption; Part I. The Referendum: Insider Views, 1992-2016: 1. The long march from 1992 Douglas Carswell; 2. The view inside David Cameron's No. 10 Baroness Kate Fall; 3. The view inside Jeremy Corbyn's court Emily Thornberry; 4. The view of a constitutional Brexiteer Baroness Gisela Stuart; 5. The view inside Fleet Street Lionel Barber; 6. Why voters chose Brexit (and then regretted their choice) Peter Kellner; 7. Brexit and Civil Service impartiality Helen MacNamara; Part II. Working Brexit Through: Insider Views, 2016-2022: 8. Was the Civil Service adequately prepared for Brexit? Lord Simon McDonald; 9. Brexit: a slogan in search of a strategy David Reynolds; 10. Brexit and Theresa May, 2016-2017 Chris Wilkins; 11. Brexit and Boris Johnson, 2016-2022 Sir Conor Burns; 12. The debate in Parliament, 2016-2019 Meg Russell; 13. Implementing Brexit: the failure to administer a revolution Lord Simon Case; Part III. The Impact, 2016-2026: 14. On Brexit and UK foreign policy Baroness Catherine Ashton; 15. On how Northern Ireland shaped Brexit and was changed forever Lord Paul Bew and Roderick Crawford; 16. On Scotland Aileen McHarg; 17. On transatlantic relations Lord Kim Darroch; 18. On the quality of government Jill Rutter and Alex Thomas; 19. On British politics Anand Menon; 20. On modelling the effects of Brexit on the British economy Patrick Minford and Zheyi Zhu; 21. On innovation and science in the UK and the EU Rohan Silva; 22. On public attitudes towards Brexit Sir John Curtice; 23. On immigration Madeleine Sumption; 24. On Britain's standing in the world Michael Clarke; 25. Singapore on Thames or the sick man of Europe?: The economics of Brexit ten years from the referendum Paul Johnson and Robert Johnson; Part IV. Changing Minds, 2016-2026: 26. The referendum ten years on: the journey from remain to leave Lord Nigel Biggar; 27. The neuroscience of Brexit: why we think what we think on Brexit Baroness Susan Greenfield; Part V: Where Now, 2026-2036?: 28. The survival of remain: from 'rejoin' to 'reset' Robert Tombs; 29. Perceptions beyond Europe Peter Frankopan; 30. Britain after Brexit Andy Haldane; 31. Lessons learned and hopes for the future Paul Stephenson; 32. Engaging with Europe as a sovereign nation Marina Wheeler; 33. Repairing Brexit: a squandered opportunity Peter Foster; 34. Bringing the nation together Lord Rowan Williams; 35. Brexit and geopolitics: Britain needs new, better and closer relations with the rest of Europe David Miliband; 36. Moving beyond the Brexit divide: towards a new tolerance by design Steve Baker and Paul Dolan; Conclusion: ten years on: some tentative conclusions Sir Anthony Seldon; Acknowledgements.
