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No deal Brexit? What, no cherry cake? At last, project reality not project fear? [PDF]
, 2018 The publication by government of 24 documents on 23 August, on what to do if there’s no Brexit deal [1] should read, this is what happens when the UK leaves the EU. It recognises at last that Brexit really does entail costs.
Bentley, Gill
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Local Economic Effects of Brexit [PDF]
, 2017 This paper studies local economic impacts of the increases in trade barriers associated with Brexit. Predictions of the local impact of Brexit are presented under two different scenarios, soft and hard Brexit, which are developed from a structural trade ...
Dhingra, Swati +5 more
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Scenarios of a new UK-EU relationship: a ‘soft’ Brexit [PDF]
, 2016 What consequences will Britain’s EU referendum have for both the UK and the rest of Europe? In a series of papers published as a collaboration between EUROPP and CIDOB (the Barcelona Centre for International Affairs), LSE authors analyse the prospects ...
Dhingra, Swati
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The EU referendum and the UK environment:The Future Under a 'Hard' and a 'Soft' Brexit
, 2016 'Brexit means Brexit’: but what does Brexit mean for the environment? In the new EUrefEnv study, Dr Charlotte Burns (University of York), Prof Andrew Jordan and Dr Viviane Gravey (University of East Anglia) explore what Brexit may mean for UK ...
Jordan, Andrew +2 more
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Les incertitudes économiques du Brexit : il n'y a pas que le Royaume-Uni
, 2017 La Rabobank a publié, le 12 octobre dernier, un rapport présentant ses estimations sur le coût du Brexit pour le Royaume-Uni selon différents trois scenarii[1].
Aurélien Antoine
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Brexit and the future model of British capitalism
, 2018 This chapter assesses the extent to which Brexit might precipitate a rupture with the United Kingdom's (UK's) dysfunctional model of capitalism (MOC) and its associated finance curse.
Andrew Baker +5 more
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For a ‘Scrap-it’ Brexit – 33 reasons why … and counting. CEPS Commentary, 18 July 2017 [PDF]
, 2017 The vocabulary of comments in the British media is beginning now to go beyond the ‘soft’, ‘hard’, ‘cliff-edge’ and ‘no deal’ Brexit, to include a ‘scrap-it’ Brexit. The tide of opinion in England may be turning, as the real implications of Brexit start
Emerson, Michael
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Publication d'un rapport universitaire relatif au Brexit et l'alimentation
, 2017 Presque chaque jour désormais un rapport d'experts souligne les dangers majeurs que fait courir le Brexit sur tel ou tel domaine d'activité. Une étude écrite par trois professeurs des universités du Sussex, de Londres et de Cardiff alerte le Gouvernement
Aurélien Antoine
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Science Diplomacy in British Foreign Policy: Theoretical, Institutional, and Organizational Aspects
Вестник Московского Университета. Серия XXV: Международные отношения и мировая политика, 2020 In the context of increasingly tense Russian-British relations the UKRussia Year of Science and Education 2017 offered a window of opportunity to re-establish a constructive dialogue on a number of areas of scientific and technological cooperation, as ...
E. M. Kharitonova
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Soft Brexit, soft landing? Interpreting Labour’s Brexit strategy
, 2017 Will the decision to back a soft Brexit hurt Labour’s prospects in the upcoming election further, or would it help? And what would it do to Labour’s prospects in the long run? Ben Margulies looks at the evidence and explains how Labour can avoid becoming
Margulies, Ben
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