This book offers an up-to-date assessment of the state of Switzerland-EU relations with the aim of drawing lessons from the Swiss experience to shed light on the challenges facing the UK post-Brexit and, more broadly, on how non-member states can adapt to 'integration without membership'.

Paolo Dardanelli is Reader in Comparative Politics at the University of Kent, UK.

Oscar Mazzoleni is Professor of Political Science at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

1. Introduction 2. Looking Back: 1992 as a Critical Juncture 3. The Economic Dimension 4. The Bilateral Approach: Achievements and Limitations 5. The Question of Immigration: A Challenge to National Identity and Social Cohesion 6. European Integration and State Structures: What Connections? 7. Political Parties and Europe: An Enduring Dilemma 8. Explaining Support for European Integration in Direct Democracy Votes 9. Rooting for Europe: Territorial Patterns in Voting Behaviour 10. The Cultural Roots of Euroscepticism in German-speaking Switzerland and England 11. Regionalism and Euroscepticism: The Case of Ticino 12. Learning from Switzerland after Brexit: More Barriers than Breakthroughs 13. Conclusions: Insights from Switzerland's Experience