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Why lobbying in Brussels is not always an obscure activity

Inflation at 3.5% and a two-year recession: the impact of no deal

Is it the English question – or the British question? The three strands of Britishness

Long read: Brexit and the future of the British model of democratic capitalism

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Why lobbying in Brussels is not always an obscure activity

Inflation at 3.5% and a two-year recession: the impact of no deal

Is it the English question – or the British question? The three strands of Britishness

Exit negotiations

Why has Corbyn remained so ambivalent about Brexit?

Why Ireland’s resolve must hold

The backstop is about much more than cross-border movement

Culture

Is it the English question – or the British question? The three strands of Britishness

Long read: Brexit and the future of the British model of democratic capitalism

How the LSE Research Festival helped inspire LSE Library’s Brexit exhibition

Economics of Brexit

Inflation at 3.5% and a two-year recession: the impact of no deal

Neglected options for a Brexit deal in the UK

Voting with their money: Brexit and outward investment by UK firms

European politics

Why lobbying in Brussels is not always an obscure activity

Why Ireland’s resolve must hold

Berlin’s public pronouncements on the risks of Brexit don’t yet measure up to the scale of the potential fallout

Foreign policy

The backstop is about much more than cross-border movement

Only France and Germany could lead the EU after Brexit – but they won’t go unchallenged

What no-deal really means for customs on the Northern Irish border

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Long read: Brexit and the future of the British model of democratic capitalism

Are referendums a sign of no confidence in the government?

Why has Corbyn remained so ambivalent about Brexit?

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The UK’s new post-Brexit immigration plan is surreal and cynical

Thermostatic public opinion: why UK anti-immigrant sentiments rise and then fall

The parochial altruist: why voters are sceptical about immigration

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