Mastering brexits through the ages: entrepreneurial innovators and small firms - the catalysts for success

Brexit is arguably the most significant UK foreign and economic policy event since at least 1945.

Opinion is bitterly divided between whether to leave, when to leave, how to leave and even on what Brexit is. 'Mastering Brexits Through the Ages' explores these dynamics through the lens of three previous 'Brexits' - the end of Roman Britain, the Henrician Reformation, and the Elizabethan age.

Using multiple historical epithets, it illuminates insights into innovation needs, smaller firm growth, previous step change events and related economic understanding.

This book paints a broad picture of possible UK post-Brexit landscapes.