Publications (Filter: BREXIT)
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What Does the UK’s Trade Policy Report Card Look Like?
By: Stuart HarbinsonOne of the stated aims of Brexit was to widen and customise the UK’s trading relationships with the world. Several years down the line, the...
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Time for Fresh Thinking on Northern Ireland and Brexit
By: David HenigThe Good Friday / Belfast Agreement became, with considerable efforts over several years from so many involved, a broadly accepted if never fully...
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Sweden, UK and the EU: Managing post-Brexit Relations and Defining a new Agenda for European Competitiveness
By: David HenigThere is an urgent need to move on from the shock of the UK’s vote to leave the European Union, and all the melodrama in the past two years over...
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Assessing UK Trade Policy Readiness
By: David HenigThe UK is setting out on the path of an independent trade policy at a difficult time. Public interest in trade policy has never been greater, with US...
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Blockchain and Trade: Not a Fix for Brexit, but Could Revolutionise Global Value Chains (If Governments Let It)
By: Nicolas BottonOne of the most tone-deaf suggestions in the Brexit proceedings so far came in August 2017, when the UK Brexit team released a long-awaited position...
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TTIP, the Revenant
By: Edward BowlesEdward Bowles is a Member of the European Commission’s Advisory Group on TTIP, and writes this in a personal capacity. For those of...
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The Trade Consequences of Brexit: How I See the Situation
By: Roderick AbbottThe trade consequences of Brexit are just one element of the overall withdrawal exercise to be triggered by a notification under Article 50 TEU....
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The UK Referendum – and the Future of the European Project
It is on the pocketbook issues that Britain’s Remain campaign has chosen to take its stand. For weeks, it has bombarded the public with warnings...