5th February 2019 At this first conference of 2019 to review Brexit, our three expert speakers, Dr Denis MacShane, Baroness Quin and our Director Brendan Donnelly discussed the developing contest between Parliament and the government for control of the Brexit process, as well as the possible implications of this contest [...]
by P. Kamil Rosiak December 2018 I’ve been observing attentively the Brexit process since the night of 23 June 2016, the night of leave/remain vote. I read many articles and books on the subject, I was watching several debates in the UK Parliament and discussed the topic with hundreds of [...]
by Dr Hywel Ceri Jones January 2019 The votes during the next days and weeks at Westminster will have a profound impact on the future of the United Kingdom. They will condition the future prospects and status of Wales in the UK in Europe and the wider world. They will [...]
Which “colonial master” would Mr Johnson prefer, Europe or America? by Ira Straus 17th December 2018 Mr Johnson spoke truthfully when he said the Brexit Deal will leave Britain a colony of the EU: subject to most of its laws but with no share in making them. Let us proceed [...]
A way out of the Brexit chaos? Parliament should install a national government by Professor Iain BeggIain Begg is a Professorial Research Fellow at the European Institute and Co-Director of the Dahrendorf Forum, London School of Economics and Political Science. This article was first published by the LSE Brexit Blog.12th [...]
Theresa May on the psychiatrist's couchMarching over the cliff, chanting ‘it’s our duty’ by Ira Straus 11th December 2018 Everyone has their mental blocks --thoughts and fears that hold their minds hostage. The PM’s are holding her entire country hostage; a tragic situation, hostage to a policy she herself believes [...]
No Deal, No Brexit, or May's Brexit: Getting to legitimate procedures for voting among the options by Ira Straus 7th December 2018 About the AuthorIra Straus is the Chair of the Center for War-Peace Studies, which examines the use of complex electoral systems in holding plural societies together. In the 1990s, [...]
Exiting Brexit: The possibilities 4th December 2018 by Dr Andrew Blick Dr Andrew Blick is Senior Lecturer in Politics and Contemporary History at King’s College London, where he is also Director of the Centre for British Politics and Government. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the Federal Trust. Click [...]
Brexit: The Endgame? 3rd December 2018 After the publication of the proposed Withdrawal Agreement and the Political Declaration, the Prime Minister claimed that the Brexit negotiations were in the "endgame". The vagueness of the Political Declaration about the future relations between the EU and the UK make this a [...]
Hostages to fortune: The unravelling of the Brexit prospectus November 2018 By Dr Andrew Blick About the Author Dr Blick is Senior Lecturer in Politics and Contemporary History at King’s College London, where he is also Director of the Centre for British Politics and Government. He is [...]
