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WTO rules OK? Not any more

What do Europeans know about the EU before they go to the polls?

Taking (back) control? The EU Withdrawal Act 2019 and the balance of power

Maastricht debate 2019: a second scramble for Africa?

Recent Posts

WTO rules OK? Not any more

What do Europeans know about the EU before they go to the polls?

Taking (back) control? The EU Withdrawal Act 2019 and the balance of power

Exit negotiations

Irish unification is a solution to the border conundrum

Book Review: Understanding Brexit: A Concise Introduction

Brexit lessons from the Silesian backstop of 1919-25

Culture

Maastricht debate 2019: a second scramble for Africa?

What people say about migration and Brexit: stories from Glasgow’s East End

Campaigning leaflets from the first European Parliament election in 1979

Economics of Brexit

WTO rules OK? Not any more

Long read: Does the EU stop Britain from using state aid to help its economy?

Long read: Which groups will suffer most as a consequence of Brexit?

European politics

What do Europeans know about the EU before they go to the polls?

Maastricht debate 2019: a second scramble for Africa?

The battle for Europe’s future: the next European Parliament will be more fragmented independently of Brexit

Foreign policy

Why should African universities care about Brexit?

The EU’s “ever tighter union” needs informed debate, not blowing things up

The real meaning of ‘Global Britain’: a Great Escape from the EU

UK politics

Taking (back) control? The EU Withdrawal Act 2019 and the balance of power

Brexit and collective cabinet responsibility: why the Convention is still working

Campaigning leaflets from the first European Parliament election in 1979

Migration

What people say about migration and Brexit: stories from Glasgow’s East End

Why are people moving within Europe? The complexity of migrant decision-making

EU migration after Brexit: high-skilled good, low-skilled bad?

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