Brexit was a revolt. Ten years on, its causes remain

Mass immigration, elite contempt, stagnant living standards, and deep class division still drive the frustration that shook Britain in 2016

This week marks the tenth anniversary of the Brexit referendum – an event that has reshaped British politics over the past decade and may well continue to do so into the future.

Brexit had its origins in Britain’s complex relationship with the EU and its predecessor organization, the European Economic Community (EEC) – a relationship that has for decades been at the heart of British politics.

Since the 1950s, Britain has been divided over whether it should become a member of these European-based…

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