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Tag: United Kingdom

“Video podcast: Brexit: Which Way Back Into Europe For The UK?”, Brendan Donnelly and Michael Lloyd, The Federal Trust (United Kingdom)

Posted on 28/07/2021

In this video conversation, Dr Michael Lloyd of Global Policy Institute and The Federal Trust Director Brendan Donnelly discuss how, […]

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“The UK’s Integrated Review and the future of cyber”, Danny Steed (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 26/07/2021

The long-awaited Integrated Review was released in March by the British government, promising the most radical shakeup in the UK’s […]

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“Exploiting and transcending the Johnson binary: the prospects for an electoral pact”, Andrew Blick (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)

Posted on 26/07/2021

Division has been central to the electoral strength of the Johnson Conservative Party. It might also prove key to understanding […]

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“How sick is British democracy?: a clinical analysis”, Richard Rose (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)

Posted on 25/06/2021

Forecasts of the death of democracy are often heard and the United Kingdom is on the death watch list. This […]

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“Deep Causes behind Brexit”, Somai Miklós (IWE CERS, Hungary)

Posted on 25/06/2021

In an in/out referendum, held on 23 June 2016, the British electorate chose to leave the European Union. This paper […]

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“Scotland’s Elections and the Fragmenting UK: Where Next?”, Dr Kirsty Hughes (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)

Posted on 27/05/2021

Dr Kirsty Hughes analyses the implications of the Scottish elections and discusses where Scotland’s politics may go next. She argues […]

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“A European giant little known in the UK”, Jaap Hoeksma (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)

Posted on 26/05/2021

Jaap Hoeksma argues that the discrepancy between the Brexiteer’s portrayal of the EU as the ultimate dictatorship and the EU’s […]

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“A European giant little known in the UK”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)

Posted on 22/04/2021

The Director of the Trust reviews a new book by his predecessor entitled “Hitler’s Cosmopolitan Bastard”. This book is a […]

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A further delay of Brexit: mixed feelings

Posted on 29/04/2019

On 10 April the European Council decided to extend the departure deadline for the UK until, ultimately, the end of […]

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“Taking Back Control? The UK Parliament and the Brexit Withdrawal Negotiations”, Tim Oliver (IAI, Italy)

Posted on 18/03/2019

Tim Oliver, Taking Back Control? The UK Parliament and the Brexit Withdrawal Negotiations, IAI Commentaries, 19:10, IAI, February 2019 Britain’s […]

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“Extending Article 50: Brussels Geopolitical Play”, Alan Riley (CIDOB, Spain)

Posted on 26/02/2019

Alan Riley, Extending Article 50: Brussels Geopolitical Play, February 2019 The chaos in the House of Commons on 29th January had […]

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“Brexit: Can Parliament Take Control?”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, UK)

Posted on 31/01/2019

“Brexit: Can Parliament Take Control?”, Brendan Donnelly, January 2019 Brendan Donnelly reviews the consequences of the defeat in Parliament of the […]

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“Brexit: A national government or “no deal””, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, UK)

Posted on 31/01/2019

“Brexit: A national government or “no deal””, Brendan Donnelly, December 2018  Brendan Donnelly argues that a People’s Vote may well […]

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“UK Counters Rise of White Supremacists”, Francis Ghilès (CIDOB, Spain)

Posted on 13/12/2018

Francis Ghilès, UK Counters Rise of White Supremacists, November 2018 The recent move to give Britain’s domestic security agency MI5 […]

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“Scotland and London: a constitutional crisis over Brexit?”, Andrés Ortega (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 22/06/2018

Last week the Scottish parliament rejected the Brexit or EU withdrawal bill. A majority of Scottish lawmakers want a substantial […]

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“Gibraltar, a possible solution: diffused sovereignty and shared functions”, Ignacio Molina (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 21/05/2018

Brexit opens a small window of opportunity to attempt to resolve the status of Gibraltar. Read it here

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“Brexit: differentiated disintegration in the European Union”, Frank Schimmelfennig (ETH Zürich, Switzerland)

Posted on 16/05/2018

in: Journal of European Public Policy 25, 2018 The decision of the Cameron government to renegotiate the terms of UK membership […]

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“The Decline of the Big Five”, Veronika Bílková, (IIR, Czech Republic)

Posted on 28/03/2018

Is the supremacy of the Big Five, inherited from the mid-20th century, on the brink of its decline? Have the […]

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Cancelling Brexit: Possible theoretically, but difficult politically, Juha Jokela (FIIA)

Posted on 25/01/2018

Political difficulties and heightened economic concerns have increased calls to cancel the UK’s decision to leave the EU. Yet a […]

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“Grade inflation? Brexit and Canada + + +”, Blick, Andrew, December 2017 (The Federal Trust, UK)

Posted on 24/01/2018

The Federal Trust’s Senior Research Fellow Dr Andrew Blick argues that the concessions that the UK enjoys as an EU […]

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“Brexit is a blank sheet of paper that can never be filled in”, Donnelly, Brendan, December 2017 (The Federal Trust, UK)

Posted on 24/01/2018

The Federal Trust’s director Brendan Donnelly argues that the ambiguous and variously defined terms “soft” and “hard” Brexit have outlived […]

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“A new referendum, but this time about reality?”, Donnelly, Brendan, January 2018 (The Federal Trust, UK)

Posted on 24/01/2018

The Federal Trust’s director Brendan Donnelly explains why he thinks why there will be and should be another referendum before […]

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“Britain: devoid of a project”, Andrés Ortega, December 2017 (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 23/01/2018

Meetings in the context of Brexit have pointed out something important: Brexit seems to be an empty project. None knows […]

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“Brexit: What if Britain changes its mind?”, Andrew Duff (EPC)

Posted on 19/01/2018

Recent excursions by Tony Blair and numerous others from the British establishment have lit up the argument about whether the […]

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Conference: “If picking and choosing were possible: The ideal post-Brexit partnership”, 23 January 2018, (IIA, Iceland)

Posted on 07/12/2017

This conference is part of a recently awarded Jean Monnet Projects grant. The project’s name is “Post-Brexit Europe: Lessons from […]

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The United Kingdom is Spain’s major global partner, Iliana Olivié, (Elcano Institute)

Posted on 07/12/2017

With an index value of 204.1 points, Spain ranks 12th (out of 100 countries) in the latest edition of Elcano […]

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The UK withdrawal from the EU – Legal implications for Norway as party to the EEA Agreement, Christophe Hillion (NUPI, Norway)

Posted on 26/09/2017

  By leaving the European Union, the United Kingdom withdraws from all EU international commitments. The disentanglement of the UK […]

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The joint sovereignty proposal for Gibraltar: benefits for all, Martín Ortega Carcelén (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 14/07/2017

In the wake of the Brexit referendum, Spain submitted a negotiation proposal to the UK on Gibraltar that put joint […]

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A Discourse Analysis of the UK Referendum Campaign on EU Membership, Elisabeth Weißbecker (IEP, Germany)

Posted on 06/04/2017

In this IEP Research Paper the author Elisabeth Weißbecker uses Ruth Wodak’s Discourse-Historical Approach to analyse “The Facts of Life […]

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Running out of steam? Brexit and the future of EU energy policy, Aurélie Faure-Schuyer (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 07/03/2017

The UK, a traditional energy importer, will have to realign its domestic energy and climate policy goals. It also remains […]

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Brexit: Reasons and challenges, Zsuzsánna Biedermann & Miklós Somai (IWE, Hungary)

Posted on 18/12/2016

This paper reviews the deeper societal and economic reasons behind the British choice of leaving the European Union. We address […]

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    Conference: “Helsinki Security Forum”, September 29 – October 1 (FIIA, Finland)

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    Book Presentation: “Homelands: A Personal History of Europe”, October 2 (IAI, Italy)

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    2023

    Elections Monitor: “Slovakia’s parliamentary elections: New challenges ahead?’’, October 2 (EPC)

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